1971 T-37

1971 Pontiac Le Mans T-37 Additional Info:

Thanks for looking at my rare T-37. This is a one owner survivor showing very little wear. I am a retired mechanic and like to buy and sell exceptional cars that need minor repairs and detailing. I especially like these A-body cars and haven't seen an example this nice in a long time. There is no rust or rust repair with the exception of some tiny surface blemishes on the hood. The lower fenders where these cars usually rot are solid and original. There is some body work on both left fender bulges. The son of the original owner said his dad rubbed the garage door opening. The rest of the paint is original.(He was 93 when he passed away and this was his baby). The top is in excellent condition with some discoloration in the grain. It may clean up but I was afraid to use something too strong. It's not that bad. The deleted grille emblem is factory on the T-37.All chrome and stainless is nearly perfect.The drivetrain and all accessories operate as they should including the air conditioning. The only thing I changed was the single exhaust to duals with turbo mufflers. Sounds great! No smoke or leaks. Interior is nearly perfect with small steering wheel cracks and minor wear on the inside of the left door pull. Remember that new car vinyl smell...it's still there. Doors close easily with no sag and a nice "thud". Comes with a trunk full of extra parts including belts, hoses, brake shoes, alternators, ignition parts, filters, gaskets and much more. If possible I urge you to inspect this car in person or call me for an honest description of any aspect of this car. I have traveled many miles in my 60 years to be disappointed by a misrepresented car. Nothing makes me madder and I won't do that to anyone else. My cell # is 410-310-7338. I love to talk cars but please don't bother me unless you are serious and have the funds. For sale locally so auction may end at any time. First bid meets reserve. That's my son Jack with his beautiful girlfriend Cali getting ready for prom. No he was not allowed to use the Pontiac.