1970 Pontiac Tempest on 2040-cars
Fowlerville, Michigan, United States
1970 Pontiac Tempest in not to bad of shape. the rockers doors frame are in nice shape floors are good also . there are two places in the front floors were it needs repair pictures show this area. Has newer front a rear coil springs . has a tilt column in car not original . bucket seats and rear seat are in good shape also. The center console looks good too. there is rotors and calipers on front but brake lines are not run to them yet . someone started it and didn't finish . There is a radiater an drive shaft in the trunk. lower quarters need work aswell as the lower fenders. Trunk floor looks good also. Have questions . need other pictures . send me a message. or call 5178196350 .
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