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This 1967 Pontiac GTO Sports Coupe WAS 1 OF 7,029 BUIT IN 1967 MAKING THIS MODEL THE RAREST BUILT IN 1967. THE ENGINE WAS REBUILT IN 2004 BALANCED AND BLUE PAINTED THE HORSE POWER IOS 382 AND TORQUE IS 465 AT 4500 RPM AND BORED. 30 OVER THIS CAR ALLWAY WAS AND STILL IS WELL MAINTAINED AND IS IN EXCELLENT MECHANICAL AND RUNNING CONDITION. A FRAM ON RESTORATION WAS DONE IN 1996. ALL WIRE HARNESSES WERE REPLACED AND NEW SSBC FRONT DISC BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER BUSTER FRONT SUSPENSION PARTS WERE REPLACED. THE ORIGINAL 10 BOLT REAR WITH 3:36 GEARS WAS ALSO REPLACED WITH A MOSER POSI TRACTION 12 BOLT WITH 3.42 GEARS. NEW UPPER AND LOWER CONTROL ARMS FROM GLOBAL WEST AND HOTCHKIS REAR SWAY BARS WERE REPLACED . THE ORIGINAL VINYL TOP, LINDEN GREEN METALLIC PAINT WAS REPAINTED THE CANDY APPLE RED IT CURRENTLY IS. THE WIRE WHEEL HUB CAPS WERE REPLACED WITH NEW RALLY II WHEEL CENTER CAPS AND TRIM RINGS. THE HEAD LINER FROMNT AND REAR SEAT, VISOR AND CARPET WERE REPLACED. THERE ARE STILL MANY EXTRA PARTS LEFT FOR CAR TO BE INSTALL IF NEW OWERE CHOSES TO INSTALL OR REPLAC. I AM THE THIRD OWNER OF THIS GTO AND HOPE SHE FINDS A GOOD HOME.
On Feb-01-14 at 12:53:48 PST, seller added the following information: ATTENTION; POTENTIAL BUYERS, I AM MISTAKEN AS TO HOW MANY OWNERS THIS CAR HAD BEFORE ME,HOWEVER I CAN SAY THEY TOOK VERY GOOD CARE FROM THE CONDITION THE CAR IS IN AND THE MAINTENANCE RECORDS I GOT WITH THE CAR. |
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