1971 Pontiac Le Mans Sport "fremont California Built Car " on 2040-cars
United States
For sale 1971 Pontiac Le mans Sport 2 door HT. California FACTORY BUILT Muscle Car. Engine code XX found on the front of the engine. Was looking up on line wallaceracing.com the code XX code shows 400/265hp. I do not have any history of condition details on the engine and trans.Clearly it Needs a Carb see pic's and plan on rebuilding engine??? Factory paint code 26 which is Lucerne Blue and interior color code 261 Blue Factory bucket seats with console. Currently has a white vinyl top as well 'see pics". Factory Air condition car too. Air compressor with bracket is in the trunk"Factory Front Disc brake set up.Solid under body for the most part "see Pic's for details". The trunk pan metal is solid and the trunk drops are amazing too. Its been a long time since we have seen a project in this shape starting out in the metal part of the restoration. Over all this 71 Pontiac will Need 100% full restoration. Currently has above average nice interior for the age of the car. Ask all questions before sale ends. Sold as is no warranty. Was shipped here from California about two years ago,then garaged here in Southern Illinois next to the Indiana state line.It was going over seas to my friend the owner to be fully restored and converted into a GTO. Due to his family situation the restoration plans changed.This 1971 project
Le mans sport code 37 is now up for sale and ready to be restored or make into a sweet GTO ? Your choice. Very hard to find a body in this condition around the Midwest. Not perfect but will make a great PROJECT.Your welcome to inspect before bidding. Transportation available email for a shipping price. Good California title and matches the factory vin on the Pontiac. Payment options to purchase available but must email me first to make arrangements before bidding.........Thanks for looking. |
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