1964 Pontiac Lemans H.o. on 2040-cars
Union, Missouri, United States
1964 Pontiac Lemans 326 H.O. This is a factory 4 barrel car, making it an H.O. This is pretty rare. Most people bought a base model or upgraded to a GTO. I have made a few modifications including an automatic overdrive transmission, 15" wheels, front disc brakes & Vintage Air. The body has been off the frame. The frame was sandblasted & painted with chassis black. New bushings in the control arms. New stainless brake & fuel lines. It has new front disc brakes & rebuilt rear drum rear. It also has a new fuel tank. The body was put on a rotisserie. The trunk floor was replaced & lower patch panels on the quarters. The underside of the body was painted with epoxy primer. The paint is very high quality. There are a few chips from being driven, but still very nice. The body has a buck skin color pin stripe. It has all new weather stripping. The trim has been polished & the bumpers have very good chrome. The inside of the car is covered with Hushmat sound deadener. The carpet was replaced, but the seats are still covered in the original seat covers. The seats are in very good shape & are not stiff or cracked. The door panels a original also. The only problem with the interior is the headliner has some wrinkles. The seat belts have been updated with Morris Classic Customs 3 point belts front & rear. This car also has Vintage Air for a nice cool ride. The motor is the original matching numbers engine. It has been rebuilt a one time, but I do not know the details. The only thing not original is the Edelbrock carb. the engine is mated to a 200r4 overdrive transmission. The millage is believed to be original, but I do not have proof.
This is a very nice running & driving car. It cruises down the highway really nice with the overdrive transmission. |
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