1967 Lemans Convertible Would Make Great Gto Clone on 2040-cars
South Bend, Indiana, United States
WE ARE SELLING A 67 LEMANS CONVERTIBLE THAT SPEND MOST OF IT LIFE IN MICHIGAN FRAME SEAMS SOLID THERE IS A PATCH ON DRIVERS SIDE FLOOR THE REST LOOKS GOOD TRUNK LOOKS LIKE IT HAD A LITTLE WORK DONE DRIVER QUALITY THE CAR WAS RESTORED 5 YEARS AGO AND HASNT SEEN THE ROAD MUCH AFTERMARKET RADIATOR I HAVE THE ORIGINAL ONE IT NEEDS WORK THE BODY WORK WAS DONE BY THE GUY I BOUGHT IT FROM NOT A VERY GOOD JOB HAS A LITTLE METAL FLAKE IN IT IT COULD USE REPAINTED AND NEEDS BUMPERS THIS IS A 10 FOOTER PLEASE CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS THIS CAR RUNS AND DRIVES THE TOP WORKS THE CAR IS SOLD AS IS I RESERVE THER RIGHT TO END THIS AUCTION EARLY DO TO OTHER ADVERTISING AGAIN PLEASE CALL WITH ANY QUESTION 574 250 3741
On Jun-21-14 at 06:25:34 PDT, seller added the following information: JUST LOWERED THE BUY IT NOW PRICE WONT LAST LONG DONT MISS OUT ON ANOTHER CONVERTIBLE THESE CAR DONT COME AROUND EVERYDAY PLEASE CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS 574 250 3741 |
Pontiac Le Mans for Sale
- 1967 pontiac lemans base 6.6l(US $21,000.00)
- 1970 pontiac lemans sport convert 350/350 automatic power steering & power top(US $12,950.00)
- 1972 pontiac le mans project car (great piece to restore)
- 1967 pontiac lemans in great condition(US $17,000.00)
- 1972 pontiac lemans 350 2 door coupe, black(US $8,000.00)
- 1967 le mans convertible, 1 family owned for 45 years, all original documents
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