1972 Pontiac Lemans Convertible (gto) 455 H/o Ram Air Restored on 2040-cars
Yorktown Heights, New York, United States
Up for sale is a 1972 LeMans convertible which was created into a 1972 GTO. The vehicle has gone through an extensive three-year frame-on restoration and no expense was spared on the car. It has a rebuilt 1972 Pontiac 455 H/O motor in it, YB Code with 7F6 455 H/O heads with date code 1241 with functioning RAM AIR. The carb is an Edelbrock 4-BBL (original carb I still have and comes with the car). Car has power steering, power brakes, NOS air conditioning, a rebuilt Turbo 350 transmission, 3:55 posi rear gears installed, stainless dual exhaust with NOS side-exiting splitters, new suspension parts throughout, reupholstered front and rear seats, new convertible top (trim code 272), carpet. Car has new dashboard, PMD formula steering wheel, floor shift with console, original Pontiac dash radio plus glove box CD player. Car has a brand new interior, new convertible top, new paint, new chrome, restored Rallye II wheels, new or NOS innumerable parts and pieces. The paint color is called Lucerne Blue (original 1972 Pontiac color). Car has a 1971 rear deck spoiler, front spoiler, NOS lights, exhaust splitters, re-chromed rear bumper, NOS door handles, restored and NOS stainless pieces, factory hood tachometer, (also dash tach) all new or NOS glass except for the rear quarter glass panels. This car was given the restoration it deserved. It was originally a Florida car Red/White with a 400 motor. I don't have the original motor or the PHS paperwork. Car was recently serviced, is gorgeous and runs strong. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED, but please be serious and don't waste anyone's time if this isn't the car you want. PAYMENT DETAILS: $1,000 deposit due via Paypal by winning buyer within 24 hours of listing end. Balance of payment is due within 48 hours of listing end payable by WIRE TRANSFER ONLY. Wire instructions will be provided to winning buyer upon deposit receipt. If you have any additional questions about the vehicle, please call 914-490-4369. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKING UP THE CAR - THAT MEANS YOU HAVE TO ARRANGE FOR DELIVERY OF THE VEHICLE TO YOUR LOCATION - I.E. CAR CARRIER, TOW, FLATBED OR OTHER METHOD. YOU MUST MAKE ARRANGEMENTS, NOT THE SELLER. PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF THIS. |
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