1974 Pontiac Trans Am on 2040-cars
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
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1974 Pontiac Trans Am Selling this vehicle for my uncle. He loves this car dearly and hates to see it go.... just in a real pinch for the money. It has been garage kept since he purchased it in 1980. He had it custom painted in 1985 "Corvette" red. It was painted locally and all of the trans am bird logos were painted on custom. It had been stored for the last 7+ years in his heated garage up on jacks. It would make a great driver. The front bumper does need a piece replaced as can be seen in the photo. The frame and body are very solid. In the hood cut out you can see a little rust forming. There is a 2nd hood that comes with it along with the original snowflake wheels. It has a 10 bolt rear end.... and he has a 2nd 10 bolt rear sitting in his garage for it. The vehicle has its original 400 CID engine. It has a 400 trans. Dual exhaust. Car was manufactured in Norwood, Ohio. The car was up and running when I went to take the photos for him. Said he took it out and it is running great. The interior is also custom with black leather and red suede inserts. Please message me with any further questions. |
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