1967 Pontiac Gto Convertable 8 Cyl No Reserve on 2040-cars
Port Richey, Florida, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:400 cu
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:By Owner
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Pontiac
Model: GTO
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: Convertable
Options: CD Player, Convertible
Drive Type: Automatic
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 46,660
Exterior Color: Phantom Blue
Interior Color: Parchment
This car is in excellent condition, runs great and has won many trophies at local Classic car shows. This car was purchased by this owner from a Museum out of Chicago where it was from 1991 till 2013. It was originally purchased in 1967 at Jim White Pontiac in Santa Monica CA. I believe I am the second owner. The engine has been rebuilt and has some modifications. It is a matching numbers car and has been undercoated. When the car was purchased I was told, upon inspection, there was no major collision damage prior to my ownership and there has not been any since I have owned it.
ENGINE: 400 cu with 4 barrel.*** EXTERIOR: Entire drive train rebuilt * motor bored to .30 over * balanced drive shaft * Power brakes w/newly installed converted front disc brakes & new rear brakes and drums * professional paint job * all chrome in excellent condition * new electronic ignition * new Edelbrock carburetor and aluminum intake manifold * 3"air filter with Chrome top and base (still have original 1.5" stock air filter and extra 3" Edlebrock filter with Chrome top and base) * new windshield wiper 5 speed motor * new transmission seals * new rear end bearings * new steering box * brand new car cover (never used). New Hankook Tires and 17" Chrome Crager rims * AC Power top tilt * the convertible top is in excellent condition with no stitching damage * the rear plastic window has no scratches and is not foggy or yellowed *** INTERIOR: New Kenwood stereo with SAT (mounted in glove box) * AM/FM reverb original radio disconnected but still in car * 2 new dash speakers * 2 New Kick panel Speakers (have original Kick panels) * 2 New Stereo rear speakers * Under dash rally gauges (volts, temp & oil pressure) * Console vacuum gauge * New rear view mirror with auto dim w/outside temp & compass (still have original mirror), * new front and rear carpeted floor mats with GTO Logo * Power windows, brakes, steering * Power trunk * Power door locks with keyless entry * Alarm system * Tilt steering wheel *****All repair manuals for electrical, convertible top, and original Pontiac shop manuals * PHS DOCUMENTED with all paperwork *****ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO RESTORE THIS CAR TO ORIGINAL CONDITION WOULD BE TO REPLACE EXISTING TIRES AND RIMS TO 14" RALLY II WHEELS w/RED LINE TIRES & REPLACE THE EXISTING STEERING WHEEL WITH AN ORIGINAL WOOD GRAIN STEERING WHEEL. Still have many original parts that come with the car (except steering wheel and tires/rims). I really love the car and.wish I could keep it but due to medical problems I am having to sell.
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