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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Apr 2011
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      North NJ/SW Virginia
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      1970 Pontiac Lemans - WIW?

      I have been throwing around the idea of possibly selling my 1970 Pontiac Lemans.

      I have had the car since I was 15 years old (six years now) and it has just over 39k original miles on it.

      Body:
      -It has had one repaint in the past along with a new vinyl top, both are in good condition
      -New rear chrome bumper
      -NOS front chrome bumper
      -Some rust along the bottom of the trunk lid and in the bottom of the rear passenger quarter
      -New trunk weather stripping

      Interior:
      -Mostly Stock
      -Scat Procar Seats
      -Will include a center console that will need some work
      -Can include original bench seat if that’s an issue

      Suspension:
      -Viking double adjustable coil-overs on the front w/ two sets of springs (550lb/in &450lb/in)
      -Viking double adjustable shocks on the rear
      -UMI 2” lowering spring in the rear
      -UMI front upper control arms w/ 1/2 inch tall ball joints & poly bushings
      -UMI front lower control arms w/ poly bushings
      -UMI adjustable rear upper trailing arms w/ poly bushings
      -UMI rear lower trailing arms w/ poly bushings
      -UMI rear control arm braces
      -UMI tie rod end adjusters
      -All new Moog steering components
      -Hotchkis sway bars front & rear (1.25” hollow front/1” solid rear)
      -Year One 17" Rally II wheels (I have a set of the original I can include)
      -Nitto 555 255/45/17 on the front
      -Nitto 555 285/40/17 on the rear

      Drive Train:
      -Original Pontiac 350
      -Original turbo 350 trans
      -Original 8.2” 10 bolt BOP rear end w/ stock 2.73 gears
      -New Champion Radiators aluminum radiator w/ thermostatically controlled electric fans
      -Currently running rebuilt 2bbl carb but will include a ’70 4bbl intake
      -New alternator
      -New water pump/backing plate
      -Will include an extra timing chain cover (not needed I just got it cheap)
      -2.5” Pypes Pro Street exhaust from the stock manifolds back

      With the exception of the sway bars and exhaust everything has probably less than 500 miles on it.

      I know I am forgetting things so I will update this post as I remember (See my build thread in my sig for more info). I would like to get into a nice Grand National or T Type Buick so I need to know what you guys think I would list this for.

      Thanks,
      John
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      John McLoughlin
      1970 Pontiac Lemans
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...-Lemans-Update

    2. #2
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      Just remembered now:

      Brakes:
      -Rebuild calipers on the front
      -New front disk
      -EBC red pads on the front
      -Currently disk in the rear but will include a kit to swap to disk
      -Will also include an entire stainless steel brake line kit for the car.
      John McLoughlin
      1970 Pontiac Lemans
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...-Lemans-Update

    3. #3
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      Bump, still considering selling.
      John McLoughlin
      1970 Pontiac Lemans
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...-Lemans-Update

    4. #4
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      Oct 2013
      Location
      H-Town, TX
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      These cars are pulling surprising $$ if they are rust free. I wouldn't take less than 12k. Honestly I wouldnt take 12k for my 70 LeMans (almost identical car 350 2bbl) and mine doesn't have the suspension upgrades. Car seems very nice and turn key for a nice cruiser.



      Maybe start at $16,500?

      A comparable Chevelle or Malibu would pull that no problem. Plus- even with the aftermarket upgrades your car appear to be un-molested.






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