1979 79 Pontiac Trans Am Shaker Hood Gold Snowflake Wheels on 2040-cars
Martin, Tennessee, United States
For sale is a 1979 Trans Am. This will make a great driver. I bought the car a few years back and the car drove great, the only problem the carb had a small leak, so I took it to a local guy that rebuilds the quadrajets, next thing I know the guy is gone and so is my carb. So the car will need a new carb which is what I should have done in the first place. The car is in nice shape, it does have the usual chips scratches, and dings. There is some minor bubbling at the lower drivers rear quarter and lower pass front fender, its nothing I would even worry about addressing yet. Its a typical driver quality paint and expect some imperfections. The interior is in average driver shape, starting to show its age in spots as you can see in picture. The trunk needs some weatherstrip, someone tried fixing what was there and made a mess with glue, so it needs new weatherstrip. The trunk pan just has some minor rust stains from the weatherstrip leaking. Please ask any questions call Marty-- 330-240-1419. The car needs to be paid in Cash (no checks) and picked up promptly in Martin TN 38237. The car has a clear Title and is sold as-is, no warranties are expressed or implied.
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