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1971 Pinto. The body is solid with no rust in the body panels or
the floor. The engine is a 2.0L that has a couple of up grades
which include 450 CFM Carb, Ofenhauser intake, Comp Cam, Hooker
Header Long Tube, MSD 6A, MSD plug wires, Billet under drive
pulleys. Still has the original radiator and fan but it keeps the
car cool. The transmission was rebuilt June 2020. The rear end is
stock other than I had the stock axles re-drilled to 5x4,5 in order
to use the rear wheels in the picture. I started getting the front
suspension parts together to make it a 5 lug but I like the look of
the car as it sits. The front control arms & ball joints are all
new. The interior is in good shape and I have new carpet that comes
with the car. This is not a factory a/c car and the heater core has
been bypassed. All the brakes and lines are new and lights work.
Its does have some light hail damage. It also has a small hit on
the rear left bumper and valance. The car will come with 17X10.5
Bullets in the rear (I had the same wheels narrowed for the front
and they come with the car) and the factory 14' stock wheels in the
front have new tires. Please Note The Following **Vehicle Location
is at our clients home and Not In Cadillac, Michigan. **We do have
a showroom with about 25 cars that is by appointment only **Please
Call First and talk to one of our reps at 231-468-2809 EXT 1 **
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