1967 Pontiac Lemans Base 6.6l on 2040-cars
Lancaster, Wisconsin, United States
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1967 Pontiac Lemans convertible has the GTO front end. Car has been in Florida for most of it's life. This car is a barn fresh car hasn't been used in over 20 years. I got this car from my mom in Florida and brought it back to Wisconsin. I've had it in storage for a couple of years. The car has a 400 motor I do not have the original motor. I got it out of storage this spring and started getting it tuned up for the road. I had the transmission rebuilt, put a used Edelbrock Carburetor, replaced fuel pump, replaced starter, replaced alternator, replaced lower ball joints, replaced lower center link, front end aligned ,put new piper blades on, replaced spark plugs and a compression test on all cylinders came out fine, replaced valve cover gaskets, replaced thermostat ,and gasket, Upper radiator hose, bleed brakes and adjusted. Right rear brake drum new, replaced points condenser coil cap plugs and wires. All of this work was done at automotive shop I have receipts for this work. Total costs $3,795.29.00 Also I put new aluminum rims on and new tires. Shipping paid by buyer. This is a great convertible runs great. Great car to clone to a GTO I am not sure of true mileage.
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