1967 Pontiac Gto Convertible #;s Matching 400/400 Starlight Black By Owner on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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From My Private Collection 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible Real Deal 242 67 GTO Convertible
One Repaint in Starlight Black Black Interior Factory console with rare Hurst Dual Gate (His/Hers) Shifter Power Antenna Power Top Power Steering Power Brakes AM/FM Radio (Very Rare Option) 3.55 Posi Rear End Rally II Wheels
Numbers Matching Born With YS Engine and 062 Heads Original TH-400 Transmission
The intake and carbs were a NOS 65 Tripower Setup (one of the few things not original to the car but still cool)
The car is a completely unrestored aside from one repaint in Starlight Black, and maintenance items. Exhaust is a New Gardner Reproduction. Car fires right up and runs really well and is SUPER Strong!
Transmission Shifts crisp and the brakes stop well.
The interior is completely unrestored and looks fantastic! Virtually no wear on anything! Looks like it was never sat in!
Paint is older but still shows well! You know this car HAS to be straight to be black! Nicely detailed trunk! Quarters are original to the car best I can tell, nice fit and finish!
Paint is older but still looks great. There is a scratch that (may) be able to be rectified with a buffer on the passenger quarter panel and door.
The guy I bought it from owned the car since the mid 80's and the car was sold as part of a divorce settlement. I think the car has had 1000 miles put on it since 1985. The original owner was a international drug kingpin and the car was seized by the DEA in 1969, was the subject of 15 years of litigation and eventually sold for $8600 in 1985 by the Government with 35000 actual miles! I have all that paperwork! Cool Stuff actually. I have a clean and clear title for the car.
I have NO reason to believe the mileage as inaccurate, insofar as you can follow the mileage through the years of paperwork.
A super nice get in and go car.
Car is advertised locally and auction can and will be ended at anytime.
Call 312 622 7533 to discuss! I am not a dealer, I own a repair shop and collect cars.
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