1967 Pontiac Gto Convertable 8 Cyl 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: 146,660
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 in Santa Monica CA. I believe I am the second owner. The odometer reads 46,660 miles which I was told the actual mileage is 146,660, however the engine has been rebuilt and has some modifications. It is a matching numbers car and is 100% rust free 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: 400cu with 4 barrel.*** EXTERIOR: Entire drive train rebuilt * motor bored to .30 over * balanced drive shaft * newly installed front disc brakes * new rear brakes and drums * professional paint job * all chrome in excellent condition with no pitting * 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 Edlebrock filter with Chrome and base) * new windshield wiper 5 speed motor * new transmission seals * new rear bearings * new steering box * brand new car cover (never used). I have the original exterior round rear view mirrors *the Hankook Tires and 17" Chrome Crager rims are new * 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) * New rear view mirror with auto dim & outside temp & compass (still have original mirror), * new front and rear carpeted floor mats with GTO Logo * Power windows * Power trunk * Power door locks with keyless entry * AC Power top tilt * Alarm system * Console vacuum gauge * 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 AND RED LINE TIRES, REPLACE THE EXISTING STEERING WHEEL WITH AN ORIGINAL WOODGRAIN STEERING WHEEL.
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