1976 Pontiac Trans-am on 2040-cars
Wyoming, Pennsylvania, United States
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Get ready for the summer with this 1976 trans-am matching number car.
The paint is nice and glossy and it has very nice interior. The power plant under the hood is a 400 V8 with a smooth shifting standard 4 - speed transmission. The motor is done up to a 462 stoker. It has 10.5 to 1 short piston eagle H rods, Crane double roller timing chain and gears and comp cam. The heads are 6 X and have a 3 angle valve job with new springs and valves. It has a Edelblock intake with 800 Holley dual feed carb. There is a new flywheel with 12 in clutch. Complete new exhaust with New Hooker Headers, 2 1/2 in out the back. If you know anything about Pontiac's you know you have to put money in the motor to make them run.. and this car run's.. The motor is a fresh rebuild with less then a 1000 miles on it. Feel free to call and I can give you a complete honest description. The car is located in NE Pa. EST Brian (570)406-6186 or Jamie at (570)955-6661. If we don't answer please leave number and best time to call back. |
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