1977 Pontiac Grand Prix Base Coupe 2-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Salem, Oregon, United States
After much deliberation, it's time to part with my Grand Prix. Some
Info on it: It's a 1977 Model, but has 1973 Hood, and Front Header.
Body is solid with no rust, paint needs attention, unless you like flat
black. T-Tops will leak if you let it sit in the rain for a few hours,
they don't leak terribly, but there will be a wet spot on your seat.
Car runs and drives beautifully. Lots of torque and will turn the 50
series tires in the rear into smoke if you get into it. I have had this
car for quite some time and have done A LOT of work to it. It was a
mess when I bought it, but now it's a pretty sweet ride.
Engine: 1976 400 bored /.030 over. Speed Pro Forged Aluminum Pistons Engine was torn down less than 3000 miles ago, everything spec'ed out good, but it got new rings, new main and rod bearings, timing chain, oil pump and gaskets. Summit 2800 cam Edelbrock Performer Aluminum Intake Ram Air Manifolds (factory headers) Rochester Quadrajet rebuilt and converted to electric choke 6x-8 Heads. These need new o-rings on the valves (valve seals) as it will blow a puff of smoke on startup after sitting for a few days. Replaced Starter last year Replaced Fuel Pump last year Transmission: Original Turbo Hydromatic 400 with shift kit-shifts great, no slippage 3.23 Positraction Rear Axle Hurst Pistol Grip Quarter Stick Shifter Coil Spring Traction Bars Appliance Cragar Style wheels 215/65R15 in front 295/50R15 in rear. Front and rear tires are serviceable, but far from new. Interior is pretty nice, has aftermarket Tachometer and full gauge dash. Completely new dual exhaust system, installed two months ago. Engine runs strong, holds great oil pressure, never overheats and is healthy. Cosmetically, there are some flaws, obviously, and the paint is not great, but if your looking for something that runs great and is just cool, this might be for you. Car is for sale locally as well. I will end auction early if it sells local. |
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