1967 Pontiac Convertible on 2040-cars
Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Crossing the auction block is a frame-off restored 1967 GTO Convertible. This car has been in my family from day one! My brother bought this car in August of 1967 and gave it to me in the Spring of 1994. I did a frame-off restoration in 2006. New floor boards and trunk boards as well as a replacement frame highlight this total restoration. Since then, I put approximately 3,000 miles on the car. This GTO has all the documentation to show that is was born a GTO in Pontiac, Michigan in the Spring of 1967. I have all the manuals including the all important protect-o-plate . In addition, I have the original order form and invoice for the purchase of this car. On the order form the salesman wrote, $10 Deposit ! Those were the days....In addition to my documentation, I have the PHS docs that include a copy of the build sheet and window stickers. This car was delivered to Jo-Duke Pontiac in Arnold, PA. My brother took delivery of his GTO at Clark Pontiac in Wilkinsburg, PA (outside of Pittsburgh, PA) on August 5, 1967. The original color of this GTO was Signet Gold with a factory gold interior. This combination is extremely rare as most of the Signet Gold GTO'S had a black interior. I kept the integrity of this car by painting it Signet Gold and installed a gold interior like the original. This GTO is a numbers matching car with a 400 cubic inch engine generating 335 horse power. The Hurst Four Speed shifter is original. The engine had a complete overhaul and runs very strong. The exhaust system is by Flowmaster. I have four Redline Coker Radials mounted on Rally One Wheels. The Rally Ones and Redlines were an option in 1967 although my brother did not upgrade the wheels . He had the full slotted hubcaps on this car. I took the liberty to put the redlines and Rally Ones on. After the restoration, This GTO was accepted into the AACA Muscle Car Display at the Hershey Automobile Museum in Hershey, PA. I would be happy to answer any questions and provide specific photos upon request. There are no warranties with this car implied or otherwise. I would require a $1000 Dollar deposit within 48 hours of the close of this auction. This deposit should come through paypal. The final payment should be in the form of a bank wire directly to my bank. Upon the ok to release this car from my bank, I will be glad to help facilitate the delivery of this car to the new owner. If you would like specific parts of the car re photographed please let me know and I will try to accommodate. Some of the gold pictures are too gold as they were taken under florescent lighting. The exterior pictures are the tru shade of gold. Feel free to ask any and all questions and I will do my best to answer them. I reserve the right to stop the auction at anytime as this car is being advertised locally. Thanks for your interest. |
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