1967 Pontiac Gto *numbers Matching* No Reserve on 2040-cars
Reading, Pennsylvania, United States
I have a Numbers Matching 1967 Pontiac GTO for sale. This car the the factory colors of Tyrol Blue with Parchment interior and black carpet. I have documents from the Pontiac Historical Society on this specific vehicle. This is a factory AC car. The compressor is not installed, but I do have it and it is included in the sale. Car runs and drives great. Test drives available to serious buyers. Please see below for details. If your looking at this you obviously know that these GTO's are amongst the rarest and most desirable vehicles in the muscle car world. This is what I would consider an investment grade car. These continue to sky rocket in value year after year. Get this one now before its to late!! I will ship this vehicle on the condition that it is picked up at my house and you arrange the shipping. I will only end this auction early for the right price. I previously had this listed and had multiple offers over my starting price. PLEASE do not bid on this if you do not have the funds. If you are the winning bidder, you have entered into a contract to purchase this vehicle and I am not going to negotiate another price for it. I have this vehicle for sale locally and reserve the right to end this auction at anytime. Sold as is where is with no warranty implied. Engine - Original 400 Big Block / FACTORY YS performance heads. Heads were tanked, rebuilt, and surfaced by a reputable local machine shop. Original Quadrajet carb is on the engine and was rebuilt in 2011 by a professional shop. Engine was cleaned and painted with Factory OEM Pontiac GTO engine paint. Original chrome valve covers and air cleaner. AC compressor is not installed but is included in the action. POWER STEERING. This engine is stock as it would have came from the factory. Transmission - This is an automatic transmission with original Hurst Shifter. Transmission was professionally rebuilt in 2011. This car has the "His / Hers" package which means you can manually shift gears. I was told by the previous owner that this is the original trasmission that came from the factory, but I don't know how to verify that. Shifts and runs smooth with no problems. Body - This vehicle was painted in 2013. The car was taken down to BARE METAL (See Pictures Below). It took over 6 months to paint this car and I paid almost as much for the paint as I did for the car itself. It is the Factory color of Tyrol Blue. The paint is what I consider immaculate, but I will let you decide that. All the body panels were removed and and James ect were painted. I have a TON of pictures of the vehicle in pieces as it was painted available at the buyers request. NOT A SINGLE SCRATCH ON THIS CAR. The underside looks great with no rust. Frame is solid as a rock. Trim - All of the trim on this car is factory original to this car except the front turn signal bezels and the driver side rear view mirror. The chrome is decent on this vehicle, but it isn't show quality. Due to how original this car is, I opted to keep the trim rather then replace it with OEM stuff made in Taiwan. Out of the entire vehicle, I would say the trim is the weak point as far as being in immaculate condition. Interior - Interior is Parchment with black carpet which is the factory original colors. The back seat and front passanger seat are the original upholstery. The driver seat was rebuilt and and reupholstered in 2014 by a local upholstery shop that has been in business since 1950 and specialize in vintage cars. The seat backs looks perfect. Carpet is in perfect shape. The headliner was installed in 2014 by the same shop mentioned above. It has no flaws and looks great. The dash looks great as well. Has factory radio and speakers in it but they do not work. Glass - The windshield has a small crack in the upper left corner. It doesn't effect eyesight or cause any problems. The rear Glass looks good with some scuffs on it. Exhaust - This GTO has a turboflow 2.5 inch Duel Exhaust which sounds great. |
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