1977 Trans Am,400, Hard Top ,automatic on 2040-cars
Vancouver, Washington, United States
Have owner this car for 5 years. I decided to sell the car because I have one too many cars . MORE PHOTOS Coming soon, I bought this car from a guy who built started restoring it with his daughter. She got burnt out on the car so it sat around until I came along. The two restored the suspension,and had the non numbers matching Pontiac 400 engine and transmission rebuilt to factory specification. Receipt's available upon request .The heads were rebuilt and they are the 6 X heads. The engine is a 1977 block. The engine and transmission have about 8000 miles on them since they were rebuilt ,so they have a long life left if they are taken care of correctly. The exhaust is a factory style dual exhaust system that's nice and quiet.It has its original exhaust manifolds, I don't like headers so I like the stock exhaust. When I got the car I rebuilt the entire brake system including the brake power booster .The front wheel bearings were also replace with new races. This includes new front calipers and rear brake cylinders and rear brake shoes. Also I replaced the alternator , battery , spark plugs ,spark plug wires ,car and rotor .I also serviced the transmission and pan gasket . The rear end is the original factory positive traction. The wheel bearings were replaced by the prior owner, when I had the rear end serviced the bearings were confirmed by the mechanic to be in great condition. This car is a rust free car ,There has never been any rust to be repaired .It is one of the cleanest, and rust free cars I have ever found. Also I can not see any signs of any prior damage from a crash,The inside quarters are all original ,So no the quarters have never been changed, no need . The hood opens with one pull of the hood release. The hood release is not broke ,it is still like it was when it was new. The Shaker needs its rubber seal ,haven't had time to buy one and put it on. The car is a driver ,a car you can drive across country and not worry about it breaking down . The wheels and tires are Year one 17 inch new style snowflake wheels with new tires. The paint is less than 4 months old. The seats are cloth and the back seats are vinyl. The car was originally a white interior car and someone converted it to black . The dash has a small crack ,but all the lights and gages work ,as well as all the wipers and heater controls work. The light brown dash is the way it was when it was built by Pontiac I just had the windshield replaced while it was being painted, we pulled it ,painted the car ,then installed the new glass. I had the rear glass pulled and resealed the same way so I knew it would not leak. the car does not leak oil or transmission fluid after its been sitting. The trunk does not stay open by itself .I have the correct parts to correct the issue included with the car I have a business here locally .Ovation Restoration in Washougal Washington ,I have an a+ rating with the BBB because I'm honest My e bay score is low because I have not had a chance to build it up until now. The buyer is welcome to have the car inspected. The buyer is required to pay for shipping if you choose to not come pick it up in person .I will help you and work with your shipper to get the car loaded and on its way safe and sound,. |
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