1980 Pontiac Trans Am Indaianapolis Pace Car Rare! Low Miles Survivor! No Rust on 2040-cars
Gadsden, Alabama, United States
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Up for auction is a 1980 Pontiac Trans Am 64th annual Indianapolis Pace Car with 50,263 original miles! This car is finished off in white paint (color code 11) which shines as good as new and shows to be all original.(even the stripes are in great shape as well with only small cracking on the bird thats on the hood see pics)(only a couple of flaws that you can hardly see in the pics) The interior of the car has white and black checked seats with grey carpet and white trim throughout the car(original) and in near perfect condition with no funny smells.(small tear on driver seat see pics). This car is equipped with the 4.9 liter v8 turbo charged engine backed by an automatic transmission. This car runs and drives down the road perfectly and easily reflects the low miles. All the electronics on the car works perfectly from the power windows to the turbo indicator lights on the hood! It has the original white wheels wearing a nearly new set of the factory type tires which are BF Goodrich Radial T/A. The trunk of the car is all original which looks to have never had the spare tire used or the jack taken out of its place. Under the mat in the trunk it still has its original coating which looks new also(NO RUST see pics). This is a TRUE SURVIVOR so take advantage and own a piece of history as these cars are getting hard to come by in this shape. This car shows to be registered with National Firebird and Trans am club by the previous owner and was a part of the Volo Car museum! (no documentation). As you can tell by my feedback I try to describe my listings the best I can SO BID WITH CONFIDENCE! I know most would rather have this car transported but this is a turn key car so fly in and drive this car home! This car would make someone a great show car or just a sunday driver! I reserve the right to end the auction early as it is for sale locally! $500 non refundable deposit due within 24 hours of auctions end! Feel free to contact me anytime @256-312-1021 my name is Kevin
On Dec-20-13 at 04:24:50 PST, seller added the following information:As you can tell this car has met my reserve! I set a low reserve hoping it would get attention so MYLOSS IS YOUR GAIN!!! BID TO WIN!!!! |
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