1976 Pontiac Trans Am - 17,000 Miles - 455 4 Speed on 2040-cars
Cortland, Ohio, United States
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1976 Silver on Black 455 4 Speed Hard TopAll of the cars are now posted with information, video, documents and prices. Please feel free to check it all out here > www.birdbunker.com It is an information site for all of the Trans Ams that are for sale. Sorry for not being fancy but time is tight for myself to make the website really fancy. All of the information on some of the nicest Trans Ams in the land is contained here. True honesty, no BS. I have given you as much information on the car and the former owners as I can. I think that it is a benefit you know where your car comes from and who owned it. No secrets. No surprises. Check back to this site over the next week or 2 as I add information and improve the site a little bit. You can check out documents, history, stories, pictures and video. If you want to know more, call me or email me. I do not get email on my phone but I do check it a few times per day. Less on the weekends. There is a lot of information here so I hope you have high speed internet. Enjoy…………. 1976 Silver on Black Asking 25,000 455 4 Speed Hard Top Mileage as of this date is original 16,558 Miles. Delivered to Bissell Pontiac Buick in Ajax in March of 1976 specially ordered by a Robert ( Bob Huston also of Ajax, Ontario. Bob contacted me about 6 months ago and I have his phone number. Bob loved this car. Bob sold the car to John Kavelman of Whitby. Then the car came to London. What is nicest about this car is that it drives, smells, looks, handles, and sounds just like it should in 1976 time period with about 17,000 miles on it. Runs well and handles tight tight tight. What is the worst thing about this car? John had a tarp on it in his shed and there is a small blemish area in the original silver paint on the roof from tarp wear. Right up on top so is not readily evident. It is there but it does not stand out and is not that bad at all. It’s part of the story I guess. We deal with reality right? Bob ( the original owner ) did some undercoating on the car. Not too hide anything, but it is there. I honestly don’t think that this car has even seen rain it is that clean. The original Silver paint on this car is very good and is exceptional condition. There is no need to paint this car. No frills at all on this car. Rear window frost delete. Bird delete. Radio delete. Console delete. Built to run. No AC. “No power anything”. Perfect. Just like a true muscle car should be. Strong running car and a joy to drive. What does this car need? Nothing that I can think of. Drive it and enjoy it. If you want to take the time, in the trunk area and maybe around the door jams, varsol will take off Bob’s undercoating and not hurt the paint finish. It’s thin. It’s not there to hide anything. Check the car over well and I think that you will agree with me. A bit of elbow grease and its gone. Very strong running original Trans Am. A real blast to drive. Shifts amazing. Very few console delete cars out there. There are a few..... but not many as you know. Contact InformationCall or email me ( John Shaw ) about the cars. Do not call Tom please. Tom can assist you in seeing the cars since he is always there. I will discuss price and any other information that you want to know about the cars. Thank you John ----------------------------------------- John Shaw ............... sometimes onsite in Cortland, Ohio 519-660-9670 ----------------------------------------- Tom Jochman ................... always onsite in Cortland, Ohio 330-637-1176 |
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