1980 Pontiac Trans Am, Runs And Drives. Great Project Car! on 2040-cars
North Scituate, Rhode Island, United States
This 1980 Pontiac Trans Am starts up and can drive. It needs a lot of TLC. Great project car for the summer. Comes with a running small block V8. The engine was swapped out. The car originally came with a duel turbo V8. Doors hood and truck all open. Original key to unlock doors and truck. Its a automatic and the odometer reads 23237 miles, the same amount as when i bought it. Message me if you would like to come and look at it. The car comes with the old registration and bill of sale. $500 deposit due within 48 Hours of closing. You have 14 day ti pick it up after payment. Car is sold as-is no warranty. On Apr-24-14 at 19:44:51 PDT, seller added the following information: The $500 deposit is non refundable!!! On Apr-25-14 at 22:45:22 PDT, seller added the following information: **********Must Read************* This car is a 1981. Also this cars original engine was 301 V8 4.9 liter 4 barrel unit. |
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