1967 Pontiac Gto Hardtop on 2040-cars
Elk, Washington, United States
For more pictures email at: julenejzzurawik@ukpals.com .
1967 Pontiac GTO hardtop with rebuilt 400ci motor, five 17” chrome plated Americans 255-40-17 ($2000 Les Schwab) and body completely stripped to bare metal (media blasted), charcoal metallic paint (looks black at night)
New seat covers, door panels, headliner carpets, console with Hurst his & hers shifter, restored gauges with Rally clock, hood tach, ididit column with 3-spoke sport wheel, new foam for dash pad, arm pulls, bases, sill plates door & trunk seals, new interior & exterior door handles – polished stainless – emblems, rechromed front & rear bumper, mint grille, antique AM/FM stereo (looks like original) 4-speaker system
COMP CAM, nice idle, good power (rebuilt 2012), Turbo 400 completely rebuilt shift kit (2012), complete 4-wheel power disc brakes, polished rocker molding, large aluminum radiator, complete wiring harness throughout, frame off 2009, Flowmaster performance exhaust system
Everything works as it should, 2,100 miles, cruises like a new car at 75 mph, PHS documented, real deal, GTO receipts for almost every part, dependable muscle car, affordable price, save thousands and free labor.
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