1972 Pontiac Lemans on 2040-cars
Vinton, Virginia, United States
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Here is a 1972 pontiac lemans hardtop factory silver as you can see by the jamps and under trunk, thats been stored since 1998, numbers matching 350 automatic car with 63641 originial miles,this one has air conditioner, power steering,power brakes also has the front and rear bumber guards,this pontiac runs and drives, starts right up and still has brakes.This would be a good car to start on and have on the road soon,i have drove it around sum on the road short trips,car is good and sound.As far as rust around the front and rear window channels are great has sum rust holes in trunk the floors and behind the back seat is good,as the quarters they have rust i would replace the quarters.The trunk lid is good,the doors are in good shape ,hood is great fenders has rust at bottoms as most.Under the hood is complete and originial.The black interior is fairly nice other than the top of the back seat.The vinyl top is in good shape not showing any rust under the vinyl top.This pontiac is rolling out on 15x7 ralley wheels on ta radials Have the originial bill sheet that was under the back seat. Plant Atlanta,Georgia..Any questions feel free to ask ,this would make someone a nice pontiac lemans and as we no they are not making these anymore,good luck and happy bidding.
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