1967 Pontiac Gto Convertible #'s Matching 400 4 Speed Rally Cluster Needs Resto! on 2040-cars
Huntley, Illinois, United States
1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible #'s Matching 400 engine (WT) #'s Matching 4 Speed Trans 3.55 Posi Rear End
Color Code: (G)Signet Gold Interior Code: (221) Gold
HOLY COW!
Alright, lets not kid ourselves...a restored #2 67 400 4 speed GTO is worth 55k all day long.
Yes, this car needs full restoration...however for the guy that wants to do it in his garage, and does not want to pay 50k + for one...this car is for you.
This car is completely restorable, completely untouched...sans intake and carb were removed. (I have them).
Real nicely optioned car including RALLY CLUSTER, 4 speed with console, Posi Rear...ect.
This car has been sitting a long time. It needs work. The frame appears solid, the floors have some crusty surface rust on the bottom, but very structurally sound. The outer rear wheelhouses seem good. Doors and fenders are usable...quarters need some work on the rear lower section. The convertible top frame is nice. No apparent dash rust. It will need a trunk pan..
#'s matching WT 400 original 670 heads.
Car even has factory chalk marks on the firewall...what a time machine!
The car needs work...but is unmolested and a awesome candidate for a full restoration.
I sold a identical 67 GTO convertible on here in the winter for 21k. Im letting this one go a lot cheaper to leave some meat on the bone for the next guy.
Car is for sale locally and auction can be ended at any time.
Sold on a clean, clear WI title.
Questions?
Call me at 312 622 7533
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