1967 Pontiac Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
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Here is a beautiful 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible with 400, 4 speed, buckets, console, power steering, Power brakes, Aftermarket Air Conditioning, and a high quality beautiful restoration! 1967 was the best year for the GTO, the styling was exactly right, the performance was exciting, and it attracts universal admiration on the road. . The paint job on this car is wonderful - deep, smooth, and of the highest quality. . Here's the aggressive GTO grille - look how nice the plating is! This car is beautiful everywhere you look! . The '67 GTO Tailights are another styling triumph. . Look how straight the body panels are! . Also note the excellent stainless rocker panel trim. . Buckets, Console and 4 Speed! Also note the Air conditioning vents added just below the dashboard. . Factory AM / FM radio, 4 speed shifter, and auxillary water temp gauge. . Beautiful and correct interior . Excellent and correct rear compartment. The seat belts are a nice touch. . Excellent top bows and top . It's a power top, and it works perfectly. . New weatherstripping and excellent rust free sheetmetal on the lower edge of the door. . Beautifully finished doorjambs . Here is the powerful Pontiac 400 V-8, with tasteful additions like a modern Air Conditioning system, and headers and an Edelbrock intake manifold. . The YS stamp on the motor signifies a Pontiac 400 engine, originally installed in an Automatic transmission equipped car. So, although this isn't the original engine to the car, it's a correct vintage Pontiac 400 V-8. . Extremely clean and detailed. This car has the benefit of constant professional maintenance, and it shows! Also note the power disc brake booster and power steering pump. . Lovely engine bay! The A/C system blows cold, but the fan / control switch operates intermittently. . Nice detail on the radiator air deflector . Here's the trim tag. 67-24267 means '67 GTO Convertible. TR 223 means Black bucket seats, F1 Paint means Tyrol Blue paint. So all the trim items match the trim tag - original color, and original interior color and type. . The trunk pan is excellent, with super solid original sheetmetal, coated with spatter paint just like they did it at the factory. . The trunk looks great! . Wow! . Here's an example of why this car is such a high quality car - the paint quality on the bottom of the trunk lid is as nice as the top of the trunk lid! . Nice and solid underneath - excellent rocker panels and floors. . Undercarriage is pretty clean, with new exhausts, turbo mufflers that sound just right, and nice BF Goodrich TA radials. . The license plate is not included in the sale of the car. . The best year GTO, with a super high quality restoration and spectacular performance! Offered by the Vault Classic Cars Dealership, Anaheim, CA, call us at 714-401-1047 .
International customers are welcome to bid ! We’ve sent many cars overseas. THERE IS NO COOLING OFF PERIOD UNLESS YOU OBTAIN A CONTRACT CANCELLATION OPTION. California law does not provide for a "cooling off" period for vehicle lease or purchase contracts. Therefore, you cannot later cancel such a contract simply because you change your mind, decide the vehicle costs too much, or wish you had acquired a different vehicle. After you sign a motor vehicle purchase or lease contract, it may only be cancelled with the agreement of the seller or lessor or for legal cause, such as fraud. However, California law does require the seller to offer a 2 day contract cancellation option on used vehicles with a purchase price of less than $40,000, subject to certain statutory conditions. See the vehicle contract cancellation option agreement for details. The prospective purchaser of a vehicle may, at his or her own expense and with the approval of the dealer, have the vehicle inspected by an independent third party either on or off the dealership premises. All Prices shown DO NOT include California Sales Tax, DMV fees, smog certificate on post-1975 vehicles, Documentation fees, and any late registration fees owed to DMV. Out of state customers are responsible to pay sales tax and any other government fees in their own state. Out of state customers are not required to pay California Sales Tax and DMV fees IF the car is shipped by ICC licensed carrier, AND a notarized statement of delivery is signed upon delivery. If you fly in and drive it home, we are required to charge Tax and DMV for driving on California roads ! Car is sold mileage exempt due to age, meaning it’s not possible to know the exact mileage on a car of this age. All signed contract documentation must be received AND full payment received before the car will be released to the new owner. Sold AS-IS, with NO WARRANTY. We are happy to work with legitimate overseas buyers, and we can assist with getting the car shipped to most international ports. Shipping is at buyers expense, the car is sold FOB Anaheim, CA. There is an additional $200 cost to flatbed the car to any freight forwarder in the Los Angeles, CA area. Call us during Pacific Daylight Business hours at 714-401-1047. |
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