Barn Find Florida, 1975 Pontiac Trans Am, Rare Ho 455, Unrestored 1 Family Car on 2040-cars
Muskegon, Michigan, United States
1975 PONTIAC TRANS AM WITH 455 HO ENGINE. THIS IS A BARN FIND FROM FLORIDA. 1 FAMILY CAR. I HAVE SOME PAPERWORK FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER. I BOUGHT THE CAR FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER WHERE IT HAS BEEN SITTING IN THE GARAGE FOR THE LAST 30 YEARS. I HAVE PHS ( PONTIAC HISTORICAL SOCIETY) DOCUMENTS AS WELL.
THERE WERE ONLY 875 OF THESE CARS PRODUCED AND IT WAS THE LAST YEAR OF THE 455 HO ENGINES. THE TIRES AND WHEELS ARE NOT ORIGINAL. PLEASE SEE PICS AND THANK YOU FOR LOOKING. PLEASE EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS. WE ARE IN MUSKEGON, MI 49445. BUYER TO ARRANGE TRANSPORTATION OR PICK UP OF VEHICLE. |
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