Classic! 1967 Pontiac Gto (the Original Muscle Car) Burgundy 2 Door Hardtop 400 on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
Make: Pontiac
Drive Type: 4 speed muncie
Model: GTO
Mileage: 41,298
Trim: Standard
Classic 1967 pontiac GTO (the ORIGINAL MUSCLE CAR) this car shows very well and has won several shows in the Greater Sacramento Area. A real head turner and will get compliments wherever you go. 400 cubic inch traditional pontiac engine with 1966 tri power, hooker headers, x pipe and flow master mufflers with trans am tips, 4 speed muncie transmission that shits perfectly. 12 bolt posi with 390 gears. Car sits on American Racing tork thrust II with wheels mounted on BFG tires. Black interior in excellent shape and condition. Over all the car is very clean inside and out. Will except cash, certified checks or money orders. Car is available for pick-up in Sacrament, otherwise buyer will be responsible for shipping cost. Car sold as is with No guarantee or warranty implied. For further information contact Bob at (916) 806-4319.
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