1967 Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
Eads, Tennessee, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:400CID
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Pontiac
Model: GTO
Trim: convertible
Options: Convertible
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Power Brakes Power Steering, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control
Mileage: 4,900
Exterior Color: Blue
Interior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
PHS documented - Numbers Matching - Mariner Turquoise (exterior) White Interior & Top. With Protect -O- Plate. This is frame-off restoration completed 5 years ago with only 4900 miles since. Replaced trunk pan (only body work performed). Professional re-built original motor.
Factory Tilt Column and Notch Back Front Seat with arm rest (both are Options and rare). Factory Power Steering & Power Brakes.
Improvements: '66 Tri-Power - Tremec 5 Speed Transmission - Classic Air AC (engineered for GTOs using original controls) - Rally Guages & Tachometer (restored) - Auburn Posi Unit - Rear Sway Bar - Front Disk Brakes - Ram Air Headers - Complete Exhaust System with X-Pipe & Goerlich Mufflers - Restored Dash & Radio with MP-3 Player - 15" Rally Wheels - Cruise Control - Re-chromed Original Bumpers - Aluminum Radiator - Red-Line Tires - New Dash & Engine Wiring Harness - All Stainless Professionally Restored - New Gas Tank - New Quick Ratio Steering Box - New Grill Kit - All New Interior & Top - New Front & Rear Springs - New Gas & Brake Lines - New Convertible Top Motor & Cylinders - All New Weather Stripping.
I would say the paint & body work is a 10. It's put together to be a Good Performer and Excellent Driver. It was not restored to be a show car, but it's what it is. I do not show it, however, it could be shown and produce major trophies if that is what you want. I truly believe it would be priced at 75 - 85 K with a Dealer.
The original intake and carburetor, 3 speed manual transmission with hurst shifter plus the original 14" rally wheels go with the car.
I have restored two other 67 convertibles along with a 70 Judge and a 69 Firebird convertible. I tell you this in order that you can see this GTO was not a Hit and Miss restoration. I restore for pleasure, not for profit, most of my sales get only my hard costs back.
The buyer will pay the $2000.00 deposit via Paypal, come inspect (if desired) the car before final payment is made via my payment instructions, if you feel the GTO is not just as I have described, I will refund $1000.00 and cancel the sale.
Feel free to contact me with any questions, cell #901-229-1757. Car is 20 miles East of Memphis.
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