1980 Pontiac Trans Am Ws6 400c.i. on 2040-cars
Anderson, Alabama, United States
RELISTING DUE TO NON PAYING BIDDER!!!!! Up for sale is my 1980 TA WS6 "Gold Member", it
has a 76 Pontiac 400 that was built with plenty of go fast goodies, a TH350 3
speed auto, and a posi rear. The dual flow master exhaust is turned down to
give it a sinister growl, not too loud, not too quiet. The odometer says 380xx
miles, but since the car is 34 years old, true mileage is anyone's guess. The
suspension was treated to poly bushings, and kyb shocks, which make this car
handle the curbs like its on rails, literally. This Trans am is ready to drive
anywhere, clear Alabama title in hand. On the inside there is after market gauges for fuel, oil
pressure, water temp, and battery voltage. and racing seats were installed up
front that matches the interior real well, there is no carpet installed, but
its real cheap for these cars and you can chooses weather you prefer black or
tan. The door panels need a little attention, but still an easy fix for any
upholstery shop (I checked). The speedometer and tach lights don't always come
on with the headlights, however all other lights come on as expected. The factory gold paint is in fair shape, I'm not afraid to
be seen in it. The worst of it is a small patch of surface rust by the rear
spoiler, and a small crack by the passenger front headlight (see pictures). The
shaker hood scoop had to be attached to the hood due to the edelbrock high rise
intake, but it was professionally done so no leaks, no worries. It is a very
sharp car in good shape; it would not break the bank to make it perfect. The only reason for that I'm selling this car is that I have
too many cars, simple as that. I'm not looking to make a killing this car, and
most likely I will take a loss on it, but I'm not giving it away, so there is a
reserve, and it is advertised locally, so I reserve the right to sell early. I
have tried my best to list this car to the best of my knowledge, but it you
have any questions please email, call or text me, 256-483-2999. Thank you for
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