Beautiful 1977 Pontiac Trans Am on 2040-cars
Glendale, Arizona, United States
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1977 Pontiac Tran Am for sale. This car was nicely restored a few years
back, not an complete frame off restoration but pretty damn close. Beautiful Chevy Red paint, black cloth
interior, rebuilt 400 Turbo Trans, car has new small block 350 block, racing
cam & a Winchester carb. If original
parts were still good we cleaned them up, painted them & reused. If not they were replaced. Also upgraded to the rally sport rims, BFG
tires & cut front springs for lowered stance. Rear end is pretty much stock. Car runs great, does NOT have A/C & has
never seen rain. Car is not 100%
complete but additional things are not major repairs. I have not replaced all the gauges(some of
them work, some don’t) & if had the time I would replace the
electrical. Driver’s side window motors
is going out but still functions & the hood latch is sticking every once in
a while. Have a LOT of time, money &
love into the car. I’m asking $7500 &
I would like to get the car sold. I
just don’t have the time or space anymore, so I will consider all reasonable
offers. I have complete records of
everything I had done to the car. If you
are interested please feel free to contact me. |
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