1967 Pontiac Gto Base 6.6l on 2040-cars
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States
I have a 67 Pontiac GTO coupe. It was an original signet gold but was painted red . It is in need of new paint .It has a 400 engine installed and running and includes the original 400 numbers matching 255 hp engine (low production) also automatic transmission works . .I have the original wheels and a separete set of cragers to go with it. Car is complete and straight. The flooorpans and frame look great the black interior is also complete and in decent shape This is an easy project . there is not much rust on the car i have included pictures of every panel and underneath the car, you will see a small amount of rust on the drivers rear bottom quarter and behind the drivers door, and on the trunk pans otherwise the car is solid solid solid see the pics , it is what it is. brakes just re worked, new altinator, new radiator. If you are looking for a great running goat for under $15000, this is it, . vin 242177b111037 this car runs and drives . The buy it now price is also the reserve price. The car is available anytime for inspection. shipping is completely the buyers responsibility, i have one negative feedback in 14 years and it is a result of who pays for shipping, i want to be very clear, buyer is responsible for shipping. i do not ship or deliver. my cell is 803 804 2787 lets talk about any concerns or questions you have. i may consider trades i am really looking for a 1967-68 shelby mustang, and yes i am able to trade up. i have several cars that i am looking to consolidate. i am not a mechanic or a dealer, just a 1960's era car enthusiast.
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eBay Find of the Day: 1967 Pontiac GTO Monkeemobile
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