1976 Pontiac Lemans Sport Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
I bought this car about a year ago but have to sell it due to my move. Excellent shape very clean and straight! It gets a ton of attention, especially for the money!
Black on black, wood dash, auto, factory air, pwr windows, steering and locks. New tires and transmission ( from Integrity Transmission, Sarasota FL, 12 mo/12000 mile warranty) Drives great, clean with no major problems to mention that I know of. The only non working part I'm aware of is the radio...which could also be the speakers? There is of coarse the normal small dents and scuffs for a classic 36 year old car. No rust issues anywhere....doors or trunk etc...The dash is cracked but there is a cover over it. Small dent passenger rear about the size ...3inch x 1 inch and another on passenger door, like it was bent to far ( a small indent) Other than that just the normal classic car type of upkeep. I can text or email more pictures upon request. Please call Ryan for questions 734.358.7355 I have a good friend that owns a shipping company, so I can help with transport and at a discount ! Car naturally will be sold as is with no warranty, implied, expressed or otherwise. On Aug-23-13 at 12:27:56 PDT, seller added the following information: vin# 2g37m6a237854 |
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