Pontiac Le Mans 1977

3250 USD

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
1977 Can Am that is not in the registry. As you can see from the pictures a tree limb fell on the deckled and broke the spoiler, broke the back window and dented the dutchman panel. I have a good center spoiler that I will swap out for the broken one on this car. I am including a solid and straight dutchman panel from a parts Can Am that I have. The deckled and back window are compatible with regular lemans of the same year so they're easy to find parts. The car needs a restoration, last on the road in 1999 and last ran 7 years ago. I purchased from police impound so I do not have a title but I have a title application in their name so the title process should be simple. All of the paperwork is filled out. The car looks worse than it is. When they painted it, the prep job was bad so there is a lot of flaking/missing paint with solid metal underneath giving a bad appearance. The frame is solid, the floors have soft spots but no holes visible. The 1/4 panels have a couple bubbles here and there but no holes or anything major. The Can Am hood has a solid top skin but the bottom supports have rot. That can easily be pieced and repaired with a doner regular lemans hood. The shaker scoop is inside the car for safe keeping. The engine is a 400 of the same era but I could not find the vin# due to dirt and grime. It has proper 6x heads and top end as well. My plan was to get the engine running and drive as is but I have too many other project cars right now so I am offering this for sale. The towing company broke the steering column by putting a screwdriver in it as a way to start and drive the car since they did not have the key. I have a spare column and key out of another parts Can Am and I will include the good column with the sale. I am open to reasonable offers and have access to a quality shipper for cheap ($500-1000 range). I want this car to go to somebody who will enjoy it. This car appears to be unmolested and a great start to a project with everything present.

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

1977 Can Am that is not in the registry. As you can see from the pictures a tree limb fell on the deckled and broke the spoiler, broke the back window and dented the dutchman panel. I have a good center spoiler that I will swap out for the broken one on this car. I am including a solid and straight dutchman panel from a parts Can Am that I have. The deckled and back window are compatible with regular lemans of the same year so they're easy to find parts. The car needs a restoration, last on the road in 1999 and last ran 7 years ago. I purchased from police impound so I do not have a title but I have a title application in their name so the title process should be simple. All of the paperwork is filled out. The car looks worse than it is. When they painted it, the prep job was bad so there is a lot of flaking/missing paint with solid metal underneath giving a bad appearance. The frame is solid, the floors have soft spots but no holes visible. The 1/4 panels have a couple bubbles here and there but no holes or anything major. The Can Am hood has a solid top skin but the bottom supports have rot. That can easily be pieced and repaired with a doner regular lemans hood. The shaker scoop is inside the car for safe keeping. The engine is a 400 of the same era but I could not find the vin# due to dirt and grime. It has proper 6x heads and top end as well. My plan was to get the engine running and drive as is but I have too many other project cars right now so I am offering this for sale. The towing company broke the steering column by putting a screwdriver in it as a way to start and drive the car since they did not have the key. I have a spare column and key out of another parts Can Am and I will include the good column with the sale. I am open to reasonable offers and have access to a quality shipper for cheap ($500-1000 range). I want this car to go to somebody who will enjoy it. This car appears to be unmolested and a great start to a project with everything present.

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	3250 USD
Make:	Pontiac
Model:	Le Mans
Year:	1977
Mileage:	63800 MI
Transmission:	Automatic

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Pontiac Le Mans 1977

See also

1967 Ford Mustang

1961 Pontiac Bonneville

1977 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class

1951 Jaguar XK