1979 Pontiac Trans Am Ws6 on 2040-cars
Dumont, New Jersey, United States
I am listing this 1979 Pontiac trans am for a friend of mine. The car is an original Ws6 car with a rebuilt 400 engine and has a manual transmission. The car is equipped with an f-body pro touring suspension package. Has new leaf springs, coils, f+r shocks and also has new rear calipers, rotors and brake lines. The car has a pypes stainless exhaust system with an x-pipe.The car also just had a new steering box and control arm bushing put in not to long ago. The car is originally from Texas and has a solid underside. Looking for a local buyer. The buyer is responsible for pick up of the vehicle.
If you have any other questions please ask. You can contact Norman at 201-800-1074 for more details as he is the owner of the vehicle. |
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