1967 Pontiac Le Mans, 70k, Muscle Car, Hot Rod, Gto Clone 1966 on 2040-cars
Pueblo, Colorado, United States
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This is a 1967 Le Mans in good condition. Odometer reads just over 70K and judging by the condition of the car I believe it is correct. Car runs and drives good. Its a very cool driver and would be an excellent candidate for restoration or for a GTO clone. I have a very reasonable reserve on this car so bid to win! Drive Train It has the original 326ci engine. It has a 4bbl intake with Edelbrock carb. The original intake, air cleaner, and 2bbl come with the car. Engine runs good. It was an A/C car but the compressor is missing. All the lines are still there though, and I have a compressor bracket to go with the car. Transmission is the original 2 speed power glide that has been rebuilt. Trans shifts good, passing gear downshifts like it should. Dual exhaust is in good shape. Car does not have any major leaks of any kind and has not leaked on my drive yet. Wheels and tires are excellent. Body Body is in good shape. Had a repaint many moons ago. Paint is no good and will never come back, but car still looks cool on the road. Has a few dings but no major dents or damage. There is some body work in the rear quarters, but it is strait and the body filler is not cracking or falling out. I am not sure how much work was done there, but the rest of the car is pretty rust free so I cant imagine there was a lot of rust in the rear quarters. Trunk floor has some surface rust, but it is not scaly and should be easy to take car of. Passenger compartment floors are good. The top has some blemishes on the drivers side and will need replaced eventually. Interior Interior is in very nice original condition. Seats and door panels are original and in great shape with no holes or tears. Seats and door panels do need a good scrubbing. Carpet is not too bad, headliner is complete but sagging in the rear, dash pad is cracked. Gauges, wipers, lights work fine. Stereo is an aftermarket deck that looks original with a Rockford Fosgate 300W amp and a 6 disc changer in the trunk. Stereo sounds great. The original radio comes with the car. Call 719-557-1755 with questions. I would like a 500.00 deposit at the end of the auction and full payment within 2 days of auction close. Below is a link to more pics.
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