1968 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
.1968 Pontiac GTO · Convertible · Driven 42,000 miles
AN ORIGINAL - 242 - GTO.
CONVERTIBLE
An original California car.
Assembled in the Fremont California GM Assembly Plant
It is a low number vehicle a very early convertible from the factory.
ENGINE : 400 / 350 horse power
factory YS block #9790071
TRANSMISSION : turbo 400 automatic
#PX- 68 -18099
REAR END : FACTORY 2:93 ratio WD code... # 9792977
FACTORY "PMD" RALLY
WHEELS 14x6 , CODE# JC.
The interior is all original and in great shape has a small blemish on driver side seat.
All numbers are matching ;
engine, transmission, and rear end are the original drivetrain that came in this car from the factory. "THE REAL
DEAL"
This car came equipped with Factory ; air conditioning , power top , power Seat , power windows , power steering
power brakes remote drivers side mirror , and power antenna. We are located in Reno
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