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The 1977 Pontiac Can Am packed a 400-cubic-inch V8 into a mid-size LeMans body as Pontiac’s unofficial answer to a GTO-shaped hole in its lineup. Pontiac planned to build roughly 5,000. A single broken piece of spoiler tooling ended the program at around 1,377 cars, making it one of the rarest factory muscle cars of the entire decade.
A 1972 Pontiac LeMans sat buried in a barn that was actively at risk of collapse for twenty years before the Turnin Rust father-and-son team stepped in. This compiled two-part rebuild traces the extraction, the Pontiac 350 under the grime, and a wheel swap viewers say finally revealed the car’s potential — all while keeping the original family involved in its second life. Watch to see how far a true barn find can come back.