1973 Pontiac Grand Prix NO RESERVE. DRIVE IT HOME

Description for Pontiac Grand Prix 1973

Here is my good running and driving 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix which is located in Casper, WY where it was purchased 44 years ago. It has a 400 engine with a four barrel carburetor.
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What is wrong:
There are a number of small dings and dents.
The right front shock is bad.
The starter drive is starting to fail.
At high rpm's it sounds as if there is a rich misfire and popping out the exhaust pipes. Perhaps the Rochester Quadrajet needs to be rebuilt. A common problem was the composite float that absorbs gas and causes the mixture to richen. The manual calls for at least 91 Octane. I have not added any gas since I bought it and perhaps that is contributing to the problem
I did a full throttle load test in drive and it does not seem to have an ignition misfire.
It needs a new paint job. It looks better in the photos than in person.
It needs new upholstery.
The console is broken on the driver's side.
You should expect to find other things that need to be repaired that I don't know of.
What is good:
Dr. Prugh bought it new in Casper, Wyoming at Nagel Motors. He kept it garaged most of the time. Some of his original documents and manuals are included and shown in one of my photos.
The car runs, drives and stops in a straight line. Acceleration is very good. You can easily burn rubber if you want to.
All the glass is good. None is chipped, cracked or broken.
The headliner is good.
It had a full tune up about 300 miles ago that included new points, condensor, cap, rotor and spark plug wires.
All the weatherstripping was recently replaced and looks new.
The rubber between the bumpers and body is new.
The washer motor is new as well as the belts and large hoses.
The original top looks very good.
It does not visibly burn oil.
The tires are very good.
The tail pipes and mufflers have been replaced recently with ones that are aluminum anodized.
It has A/C and there is pressure in the system but the compressor does not engage unless manually applying 12 volts to the compressor clutch. I suspect the low pressure switch is not actuating because of low freon.
There is only minimal rust as can be seen in some of the photos.
Thanks a lot, Roger 307-459-4599.
If you do not complete the sale you agree that you will lose $250 of your $500 deposit.
If you are going to have the car shipped, please contact a shipping company before bidding. It usually costs $1200-$1400 for an open carrier to the East Coast.
If you want to fly in and drive it home, I can meet you at the airport.