Matching Numbers 400 Cid 6.6 4 Speed Manual Borg/warner T Top Black Bandit on 2040-cars
New Braunfels, Texas, United States
1979 Pontiac Trans Am with t-tops and original matching numbers Pontiac 400 engine and 4 speed manual super10 Borg/Warner transmission. It has the WS6 4 WHEEL disc brakes. This is the rare Trans Am you have been looking for.
The Trans Am runs very good and is a good daily driver. The A/C is connected but needs to be serviced.
The paint is very good driver quality paint it has been repainted several years ago and its originally a coded 19L 19U black car. There are some minor chips in the usual door spots and front bumper.
Interior is in very good shape seats have been re upholstered and had new carpet Dash, doors and center console are in good original condition. It has all new weatherstripping on t tops, doors and trunk.
It has power windows and power locks. Everything is functional except the speedometer and gas gauge.
The car is 98% rust free. Very small rust spots are in trunk pan and under hood near driverside windshield and have been treated.
the undercarriage of the vehicle is very clean and clear of corrosion. Floor pans are in good shape.
It it has original gold snowflake rims with brand new tires.
This car turns a lot of heads and gets a lot of pictures taken.
I have a good Texas blue clear rebuilt title for it. The title is 100% transferable and drivable. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Just look it up at Texas dmv.
PAYMENT
$ 1000 deposit is required by PayPal within 2 days of the auction close. The full payment is required as a bank to bank wire transfer within 3 days of the auction close.
I will not accept bids from anyone with a feedback score of -3 or less.
A transportation quote is available. Although it is the responsibility of the buyer to transport this vehicle, we will assist in the loading of the vehicle or locating of a vehicle transportation company.
Please take the time to look over all photos that I have listed in this auction. You can click on any photo to supersize and zoom in. If you need any additional photographs please contact me. Please check my 100% positive feedback and buy with confidence. This car is sold in AS IS condition with no actual, implied or expressed warranty or guarantee of any kind. Bidders are invited to inspect this vehicle and drive it or send a representative. This vehicle is being sold with a reasonable reserve.
Any question call Larry 361-737-1423
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