1972 Pontiac Clone GTO Convertible Red Convertible

Description

Up for grabs his one 1972 Pontiac Lemans convertible with a non-matching numbers 400 was told it was rebuilt no more than 10,000 miles ago. It has new tires on it 225/60 R 15 . We just had a new top installed on it it had a black one that was pretty weathered so we thought the tan look better with the red exterior. Engine compartment is nice and detailed and it does not have the heater and AC unit in it anymore someone had taken it out at some point in this car’s life but it was an AC car from the factory . It has 7K3 hands on it and the date code appears to be 71 late 71 the car has had some rust repair done to it and has had new floors new trunk floor new rear quarter panel’s and whoever did the paint job it’s a 20 footer at mast and faded . It has been all of interior which appears to be all original I don’t think it’s ever been recovered but I don’t know for sure it has 38,000 miles on the odometer and I’m assuming that’s 138,000. All the lines on the car are good doors close nice trunk deck close is nice . The back window on the passenger side fell off the track so it will need to be reinstalled on the track properly. This car would make someone a great daily driver runs . We bought the car and then took it down to have the top replaced and it sat at the upholstery shop for over six months waiting for them to get to the top. This car runs good and it’s a car that I would I wouldn’t hesitate to fly in and drive it home but with that being said I don’t guarantee anything about the scar in the sense that I can anticipate something happening on the road with this car it seems to run and operate just fine right now but when you get on the road who knows what could happen. Oh and it has disc brakes in the front and drums in the rear. A 1972 Pontiac GTO convertible will run you around 40 or $50,000 or you can buy the next best thing and buy a cologne for $14,500.If you have any questions or concerns feel free to give me a call at 310-493-8550