1973 Pontiac Lemans on 2040-cars
Front Royal, Virginia, United States
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Relisted because of Wasting Time Non Paying Bidder. This 1973 Pontiac was last on the road in 2000. It has a 350 engine and automatic transmission but not sure if they are original. But most likely they are.The car starts and runs but will not idle well. It looks as if it has a rebuilt hot rod engine in it and has a lot of power. The engine is not to overly built and has a new eldebrock intake manifold and carburetor on it that cost more than the opening bid on the car.It does not have the gas tank line hooked up to the engine because I was told the gas tank has bad fuel in it and will need to be removed and cleaned out. There is a portable gas tank hooked straight to the fuel pump that is being used to run the car.The car shifts into gear good forward and reverse and the body is straight with a couple of small rust areas on the right bottom fender and around the trunk lid area and a little bit of small bubbling under the vinyl top. It will need a new battery the one in it has to be jumped to start. The floors and trunk are solid and I feel in great shape. I am selling this car as a project car and it can easly be a running operational car in no time at all. The interior dash is very nice and the seats are in good solid condition. The paint is very nice for the year. No carpet is in the car and missing some trim in the back seat area. The underneath the car is solid and clean with new exhaust from the headers back, and rear shocks. As said the floor pans and trunk are solid with only surface rust. There is a AC compressor and other parts that are in the trunk that comes with the car. I did not want to send this car to the scrap yard. It only has 49507 actual miles showing on a signed Virginia title ready to go. As I said it is a project car and being sold as is but it has a lot of life left in this car. Ask me questions and I will answer as soon as i can. You can pick up the car or have a shipper pick it up. I will work with you on this. Please do not bid if you can not keep your word or need permission from your wife or girlfriend to buy it. Please ask questions if you want to and I will get back to you. |
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