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1973 Pontiac Grand Am, Black, 2 Door, Rare on 2040-cars

US $15,777.77
Year:1973 Mileage:98630
Location:

Harlan, Indiana, United States

Harlan, Indiana, United States

Hello, I purchased this 5 years ago from one of two brothers that have owned it. It has always been garage kept. It had 94,800 miles when I purchased it.The body was redone at Bill Defouw Chevrolet in Layfayette, IN in the end of 2009.This included putting on a new fiberglass front end to replace the urethane one that came on them. Also a new windshield was put in at this time. 
below is a list of things that were done between 9/01/09 and 3 /1/10.

Transmission was rebuilt, including a rebuilt torque converter.
Engine was rebuilt, completely stock, including boring .030 over, and replacing 8 valve guides, and resurfacing the heads on the exhaust manifold sides.
Also a custom made 2 piece viton rear main seal was installed.

Luster Glaze sealed the paint.

New HEI distributor. Still have the original.
New carburator. Still have the original.
New Spark plug wires.
New Water pump.
New fuel pump.
Rebuilt power steering pump.
New belts.
New hoses.
New heater relay.
New rearview mirror.
New radio/ CD player.
New upper control arm bushings.
New front brake pads.
Repacked front bearings.
Rebuilt calipers.
Rebuilt master cylinder.
New rear air shocks.
New wiper blades.
New flowmaster mufflers.
The rear wheel cylinders, brake shoes, starter, alternator, dual exhaust were all recently replaced, therfore I did not replace those.

On 5/15/2011 I paid $ 1,031.79 to have the air conditioning system flushed out, a new compressor, and receiver dryer installed, and set up for R134.

I have new after market replacement quarter panels, used doors, used front fenders, used tail lights, and several boxes of used spare parts that will go with it.

This is a very nice car. If you have a question though please ask.

These are hard to find at all let alone in good condition.

This does have the factory posi rear end and factory rear defogger.

Any questions call Jim @ 260-710-4803

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