For Sale: 1966 Pontiac LeMans in Turner, Oregon for sale in Turner, OR
Vehicle Description The Paint:
Gasoline Blue, custom base/coat, clear/coat, with a fine parchment pinstripe following the character line down each side of the car.
Beautiful paint! The Engine:
400 CID Pontiac V8, rebuilt, with 3 2bbl.
carburetors (Tri-power), electronic ignition, electric choke, very nicely tuned.
Starts and runs beautifully! The Transmission:
GM Muncie M20 4 speed manual, rebuilt with new clutch assemble, shifts easy with Hurst linkage, on the console.
The Differential:
GM 10 bolt with 3.
36:
1 Duragrip (post-traction limited slip) The Suspension:
Aftermarket Big A arm independent front, completely rebuilt to include new ball joints, Poly urethane bushings, and steering gear, front and rear stabilizer bars performance shocks all around.
The Interior:
Parchment bucket seating as original, restored to include, seat foam and skins, GTO door panels, carpeting, rally gauges set in Maple wood finished dash, Retro aftermarket stereo system, full length console with storage compartment, seat belts front and rear, padded dash with GTO moniker and grab-bar, Pontiac vacuum gauge.
Power Steering Power 4 wheel disc brakes Aluminum radiator Tri-power intake/carb.
new fuel tank White Power Convertible Top with matching boot All gauges work Console with Pontiac Performance gauge All lights work The heater works The windshield wipers work Turn signals work GTO Tail lights, GTO Hood scoop, GTO front and rear fender emblems, trunk emblem, and grill emblem All trim and chrome bright work is excellent All glass is excellent and the side windows roll up and down easily 15 Wheel Vintiques 15X7 Rally I wheels with redline radials Custom dual exhaust with Flow master mufflers, and chrome Splitter exhaust tips Tribute, Clone, Recreation, what ever your favorite term to describe a classic car that's been used to upgrade a trim level, and/or performance enhancement will most always spark a conversation about correctness, precision, and certainly a plethora of opinions.
That's okay, always a fun topic, and over the coarse of the last 15-20 years, these particular cars have gained positive traction (pun intended) in how they are finished, and present themselves.
This Lemans Convertible has really pulled out all the stops in its endeavor to be a GTO, and for that, I give it a lot of credit! I mean, this car has been painstakingly restored, and adorned with all of the correct GTO components that not only make it visually a GTO, but the engine and drivetrain will certainly back up any nay-sayers that may believe it wouldn't perform as such.
This GTO tribute drives magnificently, and performs excellent.
Its engine and drivetrain is strong, and capable.
Start with a clean convertible body, add beautiful paint in just the right color, in this case keep the original color interior as it plays so well with the matching power convertible top.
Full compliment of Rally gauges, 4-speed with console and correct Performance (vacuum) gauge, and add a very strong running 400 CID V8 topped with the requisite Tri-power, all tuned, clean, and ready for any sort of nostalgia car show, cruise in, cruising the boulevard, hangin' around the shop and talking about cars, and car experiences of the past.
Make no mistake, this convertible Muscle car has all of the characteristics of the high performance cars produced throughout the 1960's that helped set the tone for the wave of high performance cars we're enjoying today.
It would be difficult to find a nicer one, and you can bet it will make its new owner very proud, and thankful to own such a high performance piece of Americana.
Beautiful car with binder full of restoration receipts and documents!!.
Gasoline Blue, custom base/coat, clear/coat, with a fine parchment pinstripe following the character line down each side of the car.
Beautiful paint! The Engine:
400 CID Pontiac V8, rebuilt, with 3 2bbl.
carburetors (Tri-power), electronic ignition, electric choke, very nicely tuned.
Starts and runs beautifully! The Transmission:
GM Muncie M20 4 speed manual, rebuilt with new clutch assemble, shifts easy with Hurst linkage, on the console.
The Differential:
GM 10 bolt with 3.
36:
1 Duragrip (post-traction limited slip) The Suspension:
Aftermarket Big A arm independent front, completely rebuilt to include new ball joints, Poly urethane bushings, and steering gear, front and rear stabilizer bars performance shocks all around.
The Interior:
Parchment bucket seating as original, restored to include, seat foam and skins, GTO door panels, carpeting, rally gauges set in Maple wood finished dash, Retro aftermarket stereo system, full length console with storage compartment, seat belts front and rear, padded dash with GTO moniker and grab-bar, Pontiac vacuum gauge.
Power Steering Power 4 wheel disc brakes Aluminum radiator Tri-power intake/carb.
new fuel tank White Power Convertible Top with matching boot All gauges work Console with Pontiac Performance gauge All lights work The heater works The windshield wipers work Turn signals work GTO Tail lights, GTO Hood scoop, GTO front and rear fender emblems, trunk emblem, and grill emblem All trim and chrome bright work is excellent All glass is excellent and the side windows roll up and down easily 15 Wheel Vintiques 15X7 Rally I wheels with redline radials Custom dual exhaust with Flow master mufflers, and chrome Splitter exhaust tips Tribute, Clone, Recreation, what ever your favorite term to describe a classic car that's been used to upgrade a trim level, and/or performance enhancement will most always spark a conversation about correctness, precision, and certainly a plethora of opinions.
That's okay, always a fun topic, and over the coarse of the last 15-20 years, these particular cars have gained positive traction (pun intended) in how they are finished, and present themselves.
This Lemans Convertible has really pulled out all the stops in its endeavor to be a GTO, and for that, I give it a lot of credit! I mean, this car has been painstakingly restored, and adorned with all of the correct GTO components that not only make it visually a GTO, but the engine and drivetrain will certainly back up any nay-sayers that may believe it wouldn't perform as such.
This GTO tribute drives magnificently, and performs excellent.
Its engine and drivetrain is strong, and capable.
Start with a clean convertible body, add beautiful paint in just the right color, in this case keep the original color interior as it plays so well with the matching power convertible top.
Full compliment of Rally gauges, 4-speed with console and correct Performance (vacuum) gauge, and add a very strong running 400 CID V8 topped with the requisite Tri-power, all tuned, clean, and ready for any sort of nostalgia car show, cruise in, cruising the boulevard, hangin' around the shop and talking about cars, and car experiences of the past.
Make no mistake, this convertible Muscle car has all of the characteristics of the high performance cars produced throughout the 1960's that helped set the tone for the wave of high performance cars we're enjoying today.
It would be difficult to find a nicer one, and you can bet it will make its new owner very proud, and thankful to own such a high performance piece of Americana.
Beautiful car with binder full of restoration receipts and documents!!.
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