1974 Pontiac Lemans Gt Factory 400 4 Speed,1 Of Only A Few,#s Matching,very Rare on 2040-cars
Waterford, Michigan, United States
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one of the rarest cars ever made, you are bidding on a PHS doc. pontiac lemans GT factory 400 4 speed. original red w/black interior, options via PHS are as follows- GT option,4 spd trans,frt console,door edge guards,pwr disc brakes,air cond. rear window defog,floor mats,custom belts,bucket seats,rally wheely w/ raised letter tires G-70-14,dual exh,3:23 open rear,guage cluster w/tach,bumper guards,bumper strips,4 bl 400 engine,am-fm-8 track radio,rh visor mirror,pwr strg,soft ray glass,all, HD battery,lamp group,trailer hitch,decor group,black GT stripe group-tennessee car, minimal rust, all original except color, non running, car, ran w/parked years ago, i haven't tried to start it but engine is not broke, and is the numbers matching WT code 4 speed engine. along w/this car comes a second 1974 sport lemans, orig. 350 2bl car, left quarter is a little rough, but the interior,floors,doors,trunk floor,deck lid are unreal, car was bought new, owner dissasembled the car at 60k miles to do a nut and bolt resto, frame, and every suspension piece has been blasted and epoxy primed, so your frame resto is already over half done, nos dash bezel, dash pad is like new and still soft, all the interior you need for the GT except carpet and buckets is in this car body,boxes and boxes of parts, some nos bushings and small parts,nice soft bumper fillers, no engine or front end, but included is a perfect rad. support, and frt and rear bumpers that are real nice.this is from what i understand to be 1 of less than 20 400 4 speed lemans GT cars made, they made over 100 350 4 speed cars, but this is a true 400 4 speed car, with a clear title.i dreamed of restoring this car,but i have realized that will never happen,i have several other cars that need to be done,and this one has to go, for the right price.this is far more rare, and valuable than a 4 speed grand am, they made far less of these, and very few lemans sport gt cars. reserve is fair concidering you are getting 2 cars and a pile of parts,thanks for looking-
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