1967 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:400 335 HP
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Burgundy
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Black
Model: GTO
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 1967 GTO
Drive Type: Manual
Mileage: 63,000
Power Options: Air Conditioning
This is my 1967 Pontiac GTO. I am the second owner of this car. I bought it in Florida about 7 years ago. It is a numbers matching 4 speed car (one of the rare cars that have the serial number stamped on the transmission M20 muncie). It has AC, head rests, reclining bucket seat,am/fm radio and the 8 track player (yes the 8 track works ). They are all original options on this car. I added power steering and brakes because driving this car with out them was not only a great work out, it was not fun. I had the engine rebuilt and it has roughly 250 miles on the engine (bored 30 over and a slightly bigger cam). The car had 62,336 miles on it when I bought it. I hooked up the speedometer and it worked for 2 miles then quit. I think it is the plastic gear and the cable are not any good. The AC is all there but not working (or hooked up).The car was painted about a year and a half ago and it looks awesome. Yes it is a biased opinion because it is my car. I have won a few trophies at local car shows, but the engine compartment could use some detailing. I think the only new parts on this car is the gas tank, brake and fuel lines and the windshield. I am missing one sill plate because I refuse to use repop parts on this and I havnt found a pair that are good enough. All interior parts are original and in really great shape. There are a few small holes in the back side panels, and a small hole in the headliner. Once again I did not want to change the originality of this car. The carb is original and will need work, runs very rich ( brass seals inside are letting fuel into the engine I think). There are the usual leaks from the power steering and I think the rear. I put all new moog and hodgkis parts on the suspension. And new springs. The car runs and drives well. The car came with plane jane steel wheels so I just bought the rally 2's and new tires. All electrical works, new front wiring harness original dash harness. If you are looking for a original GTO, this is it. Oh, the carpet is new. I tried to save the old one, but didnt happen.,and the package tray.There is a small dent in the bumper ( a pole in a food store parking lot). All the sheetmetal is original. Any questions feel free to ask, only thing nearly as fun as driving this car is talking about it.Runs on premium fuel. I replaced all the body bushings too. I am requesting a 1000 dollar refundable deposit that will be returned if you show up and dont want the car. But you have to show up in person to get the refund. The interior pictures were taken before the paint and other work was done.
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