Beautiful Restored 1969 Pontiac Lemans - Similar To Gto - Just Sits In Garage on 2040-cars
Rogers, Arkansas, United States
For Sale by Owner 1969 Pontiac Le Mans This car is for sale locally Listing may end early due to local sale. You are welcome to contact me with any questions. It's best to call me at 479-636-7111 Approx. 200 photos at oldschoolhotrod"DOT"smugmug"DOT"com Similar to GTO, but much less expensive!! Feel Free to Make An Offer by using the button above. Check Out The 1969 GTO YS 350hp 400 CI 4V Engine Here is a video of me starting the engine five times to show how easy and fast the engine starts. More videos available on line. Here is a video of the engine starting, accelerating and then idle. The audio is from the engine compartment, so you can hear how quiet the valve train is... no pings or knocks. Here is a video of the engine starting, accelerating and idle. The audio is from the exhaust tailpipes. Over 200 photos and several videos on line for your viewing at oldschoolhotrod"dot"smugmug"dot"com For Sale by Owner Beautiful Restored 1969 Pontiac LeMans ( Le Mans ). See and hear the engine start run, and lots of up-close photos on line. Approx. 200 photos at several videos at oldschoolhotrod.smugmug.com 1969 GTO YS 350hp 400 CI 4V Engine -- Rebuilt, high performance Engine Serial # 29P309559 Date Code D309 Block Casting 9790071. Rebuilt automatic transmission - Shifts perfect. Rebuilt Power Steering - nice and tight. Rebuilt brakes. Car stops nice and straight. Rebuilt front and rear suspension - car handles fantastic. Beautiful black interior with fold down arm rest. New Pioneer stereo. Large stack of build papers and receipts go with the car. The car starts, runs, drives and looks fantastic. Car needs nothing - start enjoying immediately. Reason for sale: The car just sits in the garage. I already have another hot rod (1960 Impala) and I could use the garage space. Come inspect... nothing to hide. Then make reasonable offer. Fly In - Drive Home. Local regional airport is XNA. I can drive car to airport to meet you. Clear Arkansas title in my name. Asking $13,750. Car is located in Rogers, Arkansas. Contact: Tim Clark call or text 479-636-7111 Actual mileage is unknown Car is sold "As Is". |
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Porsche Boxster Spyder to get GT3's 4.0-liter flat six?
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Best and Worst GM Cars
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Check out the official 2013 Trans Am Hurst Edition commercial
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