1975 Pontiac Le Mans Sport Coupe All Original Classic on 2040-cars
Sebastian, Florida, United States
This is an all original 29,800 mile car. original window sticker, owners manual, tire sticker, cruise control instructions, Consumer Information book, Maintenance schedule, Original Owner Warranty Card to Roy FXXXXX of Ohio delivered on 9-22-75, original AM/FM radio works, cruise control works and A/C works. Options listed on window sticker: Soft Ray Glass, front floor mats, body side moldings, custom air conditioning, sport mirrors (left remote and RH fixed), accent stripes, power front disc brakes, cruise control, 4 BBL 350 V8 engine, Turbo Hydramatic transmission, custom comfort steering wheel, variable ratio power steering, Rally II wheels, GR 78x 15 WW radial tires, luggage lamp, glove box lamp, AM/FM radio, rear seat speaker, protective rubber bumper strips, front and rear bumper guards. Both the original Dealer cost sheet and window cost sheet included.
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