1966 Pontiac Lemans Gto Tripower 4 Spd on 2040-cars
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
1966 Pontiac lemans, 389 tripower 4spd car has 2 year old paint and body work finished in the correct factory nightwatch blue. you can see how nice the paint is by the reflection of the grass in the door / fender side pictures. all new chrome, I mean everything. all new parchment int. the console is orig. new glove box, haven't removed the blue protective film on sill plates. thats why they look blue in pictures.car has new stainless brake and fuel lines, master cyl. , body bushings, shocks, rally I's wheels, cooper cobra tires, wiper arms, ant. stainless window moldings, new windshield, trunk pan, rocker moldings, wheel well moldings, new steering rag joint, car runs great and floats down the road like a Cadillac. trans shifts smooth and easy. new stainless dual exhaust. car has new front grills and marker lights. there is a boat load of money spent on this car just on int. and chrome/ stainless trim. this is the perfect car for long trips with the wife, or just zipping around town. car is for sale locally. I, may end auction at anytime for the right offer. disregard mileage just put that in to list. thanks
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