1967 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Canton, Ohio, United States
Engine:400 Cubic Inches
Body Type:Hardtop
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Tyrol Blue Metallic
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Black
Model: GTO
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Tyrol Blue Metallic
Drive Type: 4-speed
Mileage: 75,407
Perfect GTO to drive, restore, or drag race. This car was kid owned and needs adult corrected.
Condition:
- Original miles showing 75,407.
- Tyrol Blue Metallic paint is not the original color. The original color is Gulf Turquiose Metallic. Original paint shows inside trunk under rear sill.
- 400 cubic inch 360 horse motor-WS designation on block. Engine number is 399742 WS.
- 4-speed muncie newly rebuilt (professionally) along with a new hurst shifter installed.
- New ceramic coated cast iron Ram Air exhaust manifolds with 2.5 inch outlets connected to Ram-Air tuned exhaust.
- New windshield, gas door, u-joints, dashpad, glove box liner, clutch spring, z-bar, and cross member rubber bushings.
- 1970 Pontiac 12 bolt rear end with new seals and gaskets.
- Edelbrock aluminium manifold, Edelbrock Torker Camshaft, with Edelbrock Carburetor and Accel Ignition.
- Original (believe to be) carb and intake included. Carb Number: 7040267 See items located in trunk picture.
- Brakes, glass, and interior complete. Brakes have been gone through and work excellent for non power drum brakes.
- Car has standard steering. Original steering wheel included (needs restored or cleaned up and detailed).
- Body Plate information includes: 67-24217 (67 GTO Hardtop), K-K Upper and lower body color, 223-B Interior, build date is the 3rd week in February at the Pontiac Plant.
- The drivers floor needs a 1/4 (at most) patch panel installed.
- A new 4-speed hump should be installed as well along with carpet to make the interior close to perfect.
- Headliner is servicable but will need replaced for the serious enthusiast.
- The items listed as new have been installed properly.
- This car was kid owned and needs adult corrected. This car needs painted. Shows well at 40 feet, okay at 20, but at 10 can't hide the fact that it needs painted.
- 99.9% of all parts are present. I would say 100% but there may be something missing I am not aware of.
- I will be brutally honest answering any and all questions. You work hard for your money. I will work hard to make sure you feel you spent it wisely.
History: I believe I am the fourth owner of this car. The original owner, the son, a purchaser who did nothing with the car other than store it, and then me.
Payment: $1000.00 to be sent via certified bank check within 3 days of close of auction. Balance due within 10 days of closing via certified bank check or cash at pick-up. Good Ohio Title will be signed over only after all funds have been verified.
Shipping: Is the responsibility of the winning bidder. Car is in a secured location. Seller will assist in making sure the car is available at the appointed time and will be available immediate upon verification of funds..
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