1971 Pontiac Lemans Base 5.7l on 2040-cars
Ontario, California, United States
i am selling what started as a project to clone it to a 70 gto but no longer have the time or money as i will be moving to frankfurt on the 30th, But the car will stay in my fathers garage until winner/buyer is able to pick up.
the title is clean, the original color was beige but i painted it at my college as a project back in early 2000s so the paint was not a good pro quality paint job and the body is straight with no major dents. only 3 inch dent and scuffs on the paint. car has AC vents, but no AC compressor system. original mileage read on speedometer is 85,430 miles it does not have the original 350 v8 pontiac block it came with, it has a chevy block 383 stroker engine, i bought the block and the shop built the 383 for me and a turbo 400 transmission from TCI transmissions purchased from summit. Engine has headers, edelbrock 750cfm 4 barrel carb and edelbrock torker manifold and stock heads.the engine and tranny have not been broken in fully.. i would say it has had at least 80 miles on the rebuilt chevy block and the transmission is new so not even broken in fully. it was a stock column shift lemans but we added a b&m floor shifter. so its not original. the car runs great but if you want to race it or make faster i recommend you get an auburn differecial posi traction carrier with 3:55 rear gears or up to your liking. I am currently changing the oil gasket and filter and oil pump on the car as you can see by the pics the car is on ramps but as soon as its done, its ready to go to its new home. just needs tender love and care.. clone it to a gto or leave it lemans. i can send more pics upon request, buyer responsible for shipping or picking up. will hold until buyer can pick up. |
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