1972 Pontiac Le Mans Project Car (great Piece To Restore) on 2040-cars
Martin, Georgia, United States
This Auction is for my 1972 Pontiac LeMans. This is a great car to start as a restoration project or race car. It is very solid inside and out It has a couple little rust holes about the size of an ink pin tip. Even the trunk pan is solid and the weather drip rails are solid. It used to be a vinyl top car but since it had such a good roof I was gonna make it a painted top and do the GTO conversion. I am currently getting married and selling this to help with things. I also have the Pontiac 350 motor and trans for it covered up in the shop. It has already been rebuilt all stock besides the cam. The carb will either need rebuilt or a new one. I have pretty much everything to put the car back together besides the front seats and rear lower seat. They were not with the car when I purchased it. I do not currently have the title for it but when the car was purchased it came with one but the mice had tore it apart and made a home with it. I was gonna send off the numbers and get another one but never got around to it. The brakes and fuel lines were already done when I bought the car so all that should still be good. The car has been kept inside every since I got it and it was in a shop when I purchased it so the dash is still in really good shape. The chevy 2 nova in the background pictures is NOT for sale that is a car I'am currently restoring for a customer. sorry to disappoint. I have all the chrome for the car boxed up to keep it from being damaged.
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