| | | RARE 400CI H.O. 360 HORSEPOWER CONVERTIBLE WITH 4-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION! POWER STEERING & BRAKES, RALLY GUAGES, SAFE-T-TRACK REAR END, RALLY II'S WITH REDLINE RADIALS!! GREAT DRIVER! | | SPECIFICATIONS | Year | 1967 | Make | Pontiac | Model | GTO H.O. Convertible | VIN | 242677P299000 | Mileage | 40,042 | Engine | 400ci HO | Cylinders | V8 | Transmission | 4-Speed | Title | Clear | Color | Cameo White | Interior Color | Parchment | | | DESCRIPTION | Marking the end of the original generation of GTO came about in 1967, with only a few styling changes to enhance the exterior further. They included a wire mesh front grill, wider rocker sill moldings with GTO emblem moved from the fender to the forward portion, and redesigned rear tail lamps. This final year Goat also features a slightly longer body and wider wheel track for added stability, along with extra Federally mandated safety features like padded dash, new dash knobs, and energy-absorbing steering wheel & column. The engine size grew for the first time to an even 400ci, and came available in three horsepower packages. This largely original 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible offered here comes finished in Cameo Ivory (originally code M- Plum Mist) over code correct 224- Parchment, interior with matching Ivory White top. The original color is exceptionally rare and not one found easily on the market. Optioned with its numbers matching WS-code 400ci H.O. V8 engine, 4-speed wide-ratio transmission with center console, power brakes, power steering, power folding convertible top, Rally instrumentation with in-dash tachometer, 14” Rally II wheels wrapped in new BF Goodrich Silvertown Radial tires measuring 225/70R14, AM push-button radio, original Custom Sports steering wheel, and Safe-T-Track 3.55 rear axle ratio! According to the current owner, this wonderfully cared for example is showing 40,042 original miles! The only evidence we have to support this is a former Michigan title showing Actual Mileage. This fact, and the current condition of this car itself do support such a claim, but it will be sold as mileage Exempt by the St. Louis Car Museum. Having seen only a cosmetic restoration about 25 years ago that included a complete repaint to the current color of Cameo white, a new convertible top, and new interior carpeting, the balance of the car remains wonderfully original! This includes the original seat upholstery, dash pad, door panels, seatbelts, instrumentation, exterior trim and bright work, etc. Structurally, it is rust free with no signs of body work at all. The panel gaps remain even and consistent. And the paint finish continues to hold much gloss. Recently, the car received the following attention to ensure it’s ready for the next owner to drive and enjoy immediately. The power steering assembly & pump were added, new master brake cylinder & booster system installed along with full brake adjustment, heater core replaced with new hoses & clamps, the flywheel was resurfaced and installed with new clutch assembly & throw-out bearing, and safety items all checked which required a new emergency flasher and headlight dimmer switch. It will come with complete PHS documentation, original Folding Convertible Top instructions, and clear Missouri title. Rarely does one find the opportunity to own one of only 9,517 convertibles produced for 1967, especially an original High-Output version equipped with a 4-speed transmission! It continues to possess the correct ‘670’ heads and date-code correct components throughout! Please feel welcome to call with additional questions, or schedule an opportunity to view this vehicle in person! Thanks for looking!
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