Up for auction is my 1967 PHS documented GTO. Options include power steering, power brakes, rally dash, courtesy light group, drivers side remote mirror ,reverb radio switch, rear defrost,vacuum gauge,his and hers hurst shifter,rear sway bar,and safety trac posi rear.Engine is correct dated YS 400 that was bored .30 over fitted with speed pro piston and rings. All machining and assembly was done by storm crankshaft in Mount Vernon N.Y. Transmission was rebuilt by Hilltop transmission in Ossining N.Y. 355 Richmond gears were installed in rear,still have the original 3.36 gears. Interior is in very good condition. Car original color was lynden green,previous owner painted it a shade darker .Paint job is a 6 on a scale of 10 with a few chips around car. Drivers side door has about a 5 inch scratch,drivers side floor pan has a sheet metal patch,small metal patch in trunk on drivers side,both rear quarter panels have body filler around wheels well area. Car has new fuel and brake lines front to back,new front rotors and calipers,new rear brake cylinders and hardware,new master cylinder and brake booster,new fuel tank and float,harrison radiator was recored,new shocks all around,and new MSD ignition system.wheels in front are 14 inch back are 15 inch. Car has 2-1/2 exhaust system made buy Pypes with H.O. exhaust manifolds. All this being said,I have a small issue with rochester Q-Jet carb,it tends to hesitate a little on take off.
The successful high bidder will submit a 500.00 payment deposit with paypal within 24 hours of the close of auction to secure vehicle. Full payment is expected in with in seven days of auction end by cash,or certified check. This vehicle is being sold as is, with no warranty expressed,written or implied. Thank you for looking. |
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