Very sharp car... it says they have documentation.. I had a sport coupe, and loved it.. They were always considered smog- bumper cars, but are very scarce now.. for that price, its hard to restore one... I vote A+
"Newbie" 65Camino, thanks for that well thought out comment . LOL.
PS. 65Camino is my neighbour so to our Carl's feel free to beat up on him, he has 3 Fords, but not too hard since is a nice guy who always is quick to help turn wrenches on my Pontiac.
Nice car but may be a little high priced in my ever-so-humble opinion.
Ya I agree with you 69Laurentian, too high imo, just needed someone else to say it so I wasn't agreeing with 65Camino. Must be motivated seller as I found another sales ad.
Reading the documentation they posted if its correct this car was an American built car. 2F37L3P286339, means it was built in Pontiac Michigan. No optional engine listed so my guess is Pontiac 350 (blue block), guess that's what the L code is.
Guessing its an "el" and not a "one".
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when I bought my 73 Lemans sport coupe there were only 2 in N.B. Mine was Chevy 350 4bbl dual exhaust had sport stirpe and white interior How many do you think were Cadnadian built?
Reading the documentation they posted if its correct this car was an American built car. 2F37L3P286339, means it was built in Pontiac Michigan. No optional engine listed so my guess is Pontiac 350 (blue block), guess that's what the L code is.
Guessing its an "el" and not a "one".
I was thinking an "L" was a 350 Chev, but better check the book before I say too much...
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1966 Strato Chief 2 door, 427 4 speed, 45,000 original miles
1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars (now converted to a "factory" 4 speed)
H or K for Chevy 350 in 73. No L in 73 -77 Pontiac A bodies. A GTO would have a T for 400 or Y for 455, the Pontiac 350's were M or N. Checked the listing and the VIN on that car is a T not a 1 or L so it is a 400.
Thanks, but not fussy on bumper guards....just kidding! Very nicely optioned too, A/C, Rally Cluster, sport stripe. vinyl top. I seem to remember reading about this car, I think the owner worked hard to get it to one of the National Pontiac shows last year. He did a fanastic job.
I found the L listed for 77 Pontiac A bodies, but I can't find it listed for 76 and older...........yet!
I'm not ready to give up. I hope you don't mind a friendly debate on this. I AM prepared to lose though!!!
I will agree with you on reflection, I think L is the Chev 350 4bbl. I think it should be in 76 & 77 Canadian cars. H was the 305 in '77. I use this chart from one of our American friends that only goes to 1975:
LOL.