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Numbers Matching Trans Am 400 Posi, Very Clean ,black/gold Edition. Ac. on 2040-cars
US $6,000.00
Year:1977
Mileage:64947
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This a 77 trans am, ac at, 400 eng,Black edition, posi,new brakes,new bearings and crank, new carpet,headliner,paint,it is,Flat black, clean title nevada car. in calif now, has current registration,Car is very solid, One rust spot behind drivers side wheel, car is in good shape, not perfect , still needs a bit of tlc, Everything is there, ac all ther, fan worked sometime, but dont knoe if ac works, pump spins fine,still has the catalytic conv, there, bought this car to keep. but picked up a 70 TA.,gonna keep it instead,, Car comes with the snowflakes, gonna keep the rallys for my 70.. bought if ya gotta have em instead of the snows, can work something out, If youy have any questions please ask, new tranny fluid and filter,been all through this car,, new fuel pump and heavy duty starter,
On Mar-01-14 at 18:12:41 PST, seller added the following information: The ,SE after trans am in title was there when I tried to list it,, I could not get rid of it,, don't even know why its there, ,Also just put some new door/glass exterior ,trim/weatherstripping on, Thanks
On Mar-02-14 at 16:15:44 PST, seller added the following information: Once again, This is not a SE Car,, No y-81 on sheet,,Car came black with gold bird and letters,, Not a ( special black edition,,) When I listed this car, the category was suggested by ebay, and the ,SE was there, I tried to get rid of it many times,, SO There Is no Y81 on the build sheet,,( which would make it and SE car) Thanks,, Sorry |
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