1976 Pontiac Lemans Los Angeles Police Lapd Vice on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
This is the 2 door version of the smokey and bandit sheriff buford t. justice pontiac lemans police enforcer. The los angeles police department (LAPD) bought several of these unmarked 2 door 1976 and 1977 pontiac lemans enforcers for detective fork.model which would clone well into a police enforcer. Car starts, runs and drives well. Car has 5 matching NEW tires, good glass and a freshly REBUILT TRANSMISSION. The interior is in good condition but some of the seams have split from age. Car has it's original tan paint which is faded. Car has some rust on the top of the rear wheel wells. But the floors and trunk are solid.
ATTENTION: Title free states residents, This vehicle will be sold with a BILL OF SALE ONLY I can refer you to a reliable shipping company but shipping cost are the responsibility of the BUYER. Thanks you for looking and your interest. |
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