1964 Gto (tribute) Lemans on 2040-cars
Macomb, Michigan, United States
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Up for auction is my 1964 GTO (Clone) Lemans. This is a recently restored beauty that
catches a lot of attention. This is not
a show car but is a very nice driver.
Paint is a beautiful glossy black, interior is also all black with tinted
windows to keep it cool. This is a
strait up old school muscle car with very few luxuries. I did put in a classic custom audio radio in
the car, looks like the original AM radio when it’s off but has a digital
display and AM/FM when you turn it on. Everything
is new on the inside, new carpet and matching floor mats, newly re-done seats
front and back. It has a new wiring harness
front to back. As said above the paint
is very nice but there are a couple minor scratches that made me a little sad
but I’ve lived with them. All the
moldings and badges are new and the bumpers have been re-chromed. The wheels are some restored Rally II’s with
the PMC centers wrapped with BFG TA Radials.
The car has 4 wheel disk brakes that do a great job stopping the
car. The engine is a 389 Tri-Power with
all the period correct lines and linkage which breaths through a Magnaflow x
pipe system. The ignition has been
completely updated with a Power-Tronics system. This is a strong healthy engine
that pulls strong and has excellent oil pressure. Behind that is the true muscle car 4 speed
with the BOP 10 bolt rear axle which has 3:90 gears and a posi. As stated this car was not restored to be a
show car but it is a very nice driver.
There is no rust and it is clean top to bottom, I get many compliments
on it appearance. For the bad, it does leak a little bit of fluids from time
to time but they are minor. The instrument
cluster has not been replaced or upgraded and with that the fuel gage and
speedometer do not currently work. Bottom line this is a solid car and is new from the ground
up with the exception of the instrument cluster, you will not be disappointed
so bid to win. |
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