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The GM-A body cars optioned with the 350-CID V8 was the subsidiaries own motor in a time before the separate branches interchanged parts. In 1972 the Lemans was available as a coupe, station wagon, convertible and a 2-door hard top. The most sold of the bunch was the ever popular 2-door hard top, which gave Pontiac over 80,000 sales out of the 120,000 built.

Although the 70's later became a time for drawing back horsepower in order to meet new EPA requirements, make no mistake this car is still a blast to drive. The green-on-green appearance will inspire a true enthusiast of the Lemans. The bench seat provides enough space for any couple looking for a wonderful driver's car. The dark green paint is a few shades below black revealing the combination of...

This -72 Pontiac GTO is powered by a 350 Cubic inch Tripower V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. Options on this 1972 Pontiac Le Mans include: A/C, Power Steering, Power Seats, Seat Belts, leather Interior and Radial Tires. The year was 1972, Led Zeppelin rocked the air waves, The -Godfather,- debut in theaters and the Pontiac Le Mans was cruising the streets. American Automakers flooded the market with a wide range of mid-sized cars and performance based muscle cars. Consumers started to demand the finer things and luxury cars started to rise. The Luxury Le Mans came in at a right time where Pontiac advertised it as,- All the luxury you want without buying more car than you need. - This was a good campaign and Pontiac sold many Luxury Le Mans to the masses. The leather interior, Air Conditioning and...