1980 Trans Am Roller T-tops on 2040-cars
Franksville, Wisconsin, United States
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I am selling my 1980 trans am. The body is in very good condition. Rust free doors, deck lid, trunk, hood, core support, cowl panel, etc. The car is currently painted flat black. The previous owner had a four speed in the car so included with sale is a trans tunnel out of another 1980 trans am if you want to turn it back into a automatic. There is some rust starting in the corners of the rear lower valance panel and some rust that as been patched in the mid passengers side floor. Other than that the car is rust free. The wiring is complete, has power windows and dash pad but is crack, nice t-tops and posi rear axle. The rims and tires are off of an 86 trans am. This is a solid roller that you can build your way. Whether you are building a bandit car or? this is a great start. Car was originally according to vin a 301-350 automatic car. 301 shaker is included with car. The buyer is responsible for local pick or shipping. This is a project car and is being sold as is where is. I have some interior that I am selling out of other trans ams that buyer can purchase is so choose upon pickup of car. Can provide more specifics to interested parties upon request. Thanks for looking
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