1972 Pontiac Trans Am
Sale price: $72000,00
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Technical specifications
Manufacturer: | Pontiac |
Model: | Trans Am |
Year: | 1972 |
Type: | Coupe |
Fuel Type: | Gasoline |
Color: | White |
Mileage: | 67963 |
Transmission: | Manual |
Interior Color: | Blue |
Engine: | 455 HO |
Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
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Description
This 1972 Pontiac Trans Am
survivor is very rare due to the factory shut-down in April of 1972. Manufacture date is January of 1972 out of
the Norwood, Ohio, plant and my uncle purchased the vehicle in February off the
showroom floor at Quality Pontiac in Albuquerque, NM. He is unable
to drive it anymore and it needs to be with someone who appreciates this
classic muscle car (which has lived its whole life in New Mexico). We
have the original title issued April 3, 1972. Pontiac produced 1286 Trans
Ams in 1972 and only 458 with the Muncie 4 speed manual transmission. See the photo of factory specs. for more
information.
Original parts and matching numbers are here. Starts easily, runs strong and solid. The complete unrestored condition of a car this age is hard to find. Most Trans Ams of this era have been taken apart more than once. Buyer should choose their own technicians and craftsmen for any restoration.
Uncle changed the carburetor within the first few years to a Holley but saved the original in a box and later replaced with a newer Holley. The purchase includes all three carbs: original Rochester, older Holley in a box and installed Holley. Some suspension parts were changed out in the 90’s but all original parts were kept. Front grill guard was repainted in the 70’s due to paint chips from road debris. Stored in a climate controlled shop since 1977. Driver’s seat has sun damage where it is near the window (adhesive residue from old duck tape repair makes it worse). Some cracks in the dash are also from sun. There has been touch-up work done around the back window where a metal sun shade was once attached. Some paint repair also around the license plate where gas nozzles chipped. We also have the original window cranks but one is damaged. There is a dimple on the passenger side rear fender and a small paint chip on the driver's side rear fender. I have included pictures to show these imperfections. Also exhaust manifolds were replaced recently due to theft of originals.
Specs:
VIN 2V87X2N524518
Engine: 455 HO
Transmission: 4 speed “M22 Rock Crusher”
Air conditioner
AM radio
Rally wheels
Miles: 67963
See data plate photo for paint and body codes.
Purchase includes parts never installed: four new wheel ornaments still in boxes, a new hood to cowl seal, roof rail w/strip and new bird decal for front grill surround plus a box of assorted seals, etc. I have photos of all these if you need to see them.
Air conditioner is not listed on the spec sheet from factory, so it must have been done after purchase. Included are several items that may interest a purchaser.
Factory spec sheet – (see photo)
Original receipt for purchase from Quality Pontiac dated 7 Feb. 1972
Carburetor service procedures for both Rochester Quadrajet and Holley
Diagrams showing evidence of replacement of front plastic valence panel
Found original in the loft; it shows damage from hitting a parking curb
Specs for replacing upper control arms – not sure if he ever did it
Receipts for:
purchase of idler arms, mufflers, tail pipes and exhaust pipes in 1981
Spoiler purchased in 1974 from Quality Pontiac
Windshield replacement in 1976
tires, brakes, batteries
Paint and install of front lower panel, right rear fender guard, left rear fin, right and left drip rails and install decals in 1980.
If you have questions or need to see more photos 505.263.7298
Also published at eBay.com
Original parts and matching numbers are here. Starts easily, runs strong and solid. The complete unrestored condition of a car this age is hard to find. Most Trans Ams of this era have been taken apart more than once. Buyer should choose their own technicians and craftsmen for any restoration.
Uncle changed the carburetor within the first few years to a Holley but saved the original in a box and later replaced with a newer Holley. The purchase includes all three carbs: original Rochester, older Holley in a box and installed Holley. Some suspension parts were changed out in the 90’s but all original parts were kept. Front grill guard was repainted in the 70’s due to paint chips from road debris. Stored in a climate controlled shop since 1977. Driver’s seat has sun damage where it is near the window (adhesive residue from old duck tape repair makes it worse). Some cracks in the dash are also from sun. There has been touch-up work done around the back window where a metal sun shade was once attached. Some paint repair also around the license plate where gas nozzles chipped. We also have the original window cranks but one is damaged. There is a dimple on the passenger side rear fender and a small paint chip on the driver's side rear fender. I have included pictures to show these imperfections. Also exhaust manifolds were replaced recently due to theft of originals.
Specs:
VIN 2V87X2N524518
Engine: 455 HO
Transmission: 4 speed “M22 Rock Crusher”
Air conditioner
AM radio
Rally wheels
Miles: 67963
See data plate photo for paint and body codes.
Purchase includes parts never installed: four new wheel ornaments still in boxes, a new hood to cowl seal, roof rail w/strip and new bird decal for front grill surround plus a box of assorted seals, etc. I have photos of all these if you need to see them.
Air conditioner is not listed on the spec sheet from factory, so it must have been done after purchase. Included are several items that may interest a purchaser.
Factory spec sheet – (see photo)
Original receipt for purchase from Quality Pontiac dated 7 Feb. 1972
Carburetor service procedures for both Rochester Quadrajet and Holley
Diagrams showing evidence of replacement of front plastic valence panel
Found original in the loft; it shows damage from hitting a parking curb
Specs for replacing upper control arms – not sure if he ever did it
Receipts for:
purchase of idler arms, mufflers, tail pipes and exhaust pipes in 1981
Spoiler purchased in 1974 from Quality Pontiac
Windshield replacement in 1976
tires, brakes, batteries
Paint and install of front lower panel, right rear fender guard, left rear fin, right and left drip rails and install decals in 1980.
If you have questions or need to see more photos 505.263.7298
Also published at eBay.com