1967 Pontiac Le Mans Convertible

1967 Pontiac Le Mans Convertible, umbers matching, speed automatic, uns and drive amazing, tarts right up, o rust, lenty of power, ounds mean, ons of upgrades and new parts over the past last year. I put in only the best parts and had professional installations (all receipts and paperwork). Garage kept and only driven on the weekends. I'm the second owner and the car lived 95% of it's life in California, ate to sell it but I think it's time for something new.
327 Engine rebuilt last year
Front disc brake conversion
New gas tank
New shocks
New rear axle
New Flowmaster exhaust system
New Edelbrock performance intake
New Edelbrock performance fuel pump
New Edelbrock performance distributor
New Edelbrock performance 4 barrel carburetor
New Dakota Digital gauges
New stereo system (Pioneer CD unit, /usb, ockford 400w amp, MTX comp 12's, icker 6x9's)
Rewired all the electrical (everythings works)
New Halo HID headlights
New interior
New floor mats
New alternatorNew Voltage RegulatorNew Earth Grounding systemNew Oversized Race RadiatorNew Transmission CoolerNew Front & Rear seatbelts (front not installed)
New tires (less than 1000 miles on all 4)New American Racing Wheels
Mileageis hard to tell,odometerhad 65konit when I bought (could be 165k, e aremileageexempt here in SC for classic cars and the car had theoriginaltitle from 1967 when i bought it,which washandwritten.. yeah.. lol) last year and I only drove it about 1k miles.
The only thing the car needs is a top, ever got around to putting one on. It has the complete frame just need to actual top cloth with window which is about $350-$450 here on ebay and can be done pretty easily in a few hours.
Please contact me through Ebayif you have any questions. I will reply very quickly. Orif you would like to setup a time to look at the car (I'm located in Mount Pleasant, C) Car is sold As is.

On Dec-06-15 at 12:22:33 PST, eller added the following information:

Sorry there is a typo, he engine size is 326 NOT a 327