| | | TRIPLE BLACK BEAUTY! FULLY RESTORED PROFESSIONALLY TO SHOW CONDITION THROUGHOUT! ALL NUMBERS MATCHING DRIVETRAIN AND ONLY 3 OWNERS FROM NEW! SHOWS JUST 86,000 ORIGINAL MILES! ONE OF LESS THAN 6,200 EVER PRODUCED! AWESOME! | | SPECIFICATIONS | Year | 1968 | Make | Pontiac | Model | GTO H.O. Hardtop | VIN | 242378R164151 | Mileage | 86,231 | Engine | 400ci HO | Cylinders | V8 | Transmission | 4-Speed | Title | Clear | Color | Starlight Black | Interior Color | Black | | | DESCRIPTION | Launching out of the gate in 1968 was an entirely new body design by Pontiac for the ever-popular GTO! With more curves, the shorter fastback-style bodies had simulated hood scoops, hidden windshield wipers, and the new, heavily-promoted Endura front bumper! This gorgeous 1968 Pontiac GTO H.O. Hardtop Sport Coupe comes finished in Starlight Black (originally Q Verdoro Green) over Black vinyl interior (originally 221 Gold) upholstery with factory correct Black Cordova roof (2). Options on this start with a numbers matching 400ci/360hp V8 with factory 4-speed close-ratio manual transmission & Hurst shifter, 3.55 conventional rear end, power disc brakes, power steering, bucket seats with center console, factory-optioned hood mounted tachometer, push-button AM radio with Stereo 8-track player, 15”x7” Rally II wheels with white letter tires (original 14” Rally II wheels included), passenger visor vanity mirror, rare deluxe wood shift knob, carpeted floor mats, and interior courtesy lights! It maintains it’s original, numbers matching & VIN stamped YS-code engine block (9790071), date-coded Rochester Quadrajet carburetor (7028267), and original date-coded intake; exhaust manifolds, heads, & other factory components. The transmission is also numbers matching with factory correct date stamp designation as well as the factory original 10-bolt rear end with visible WH stamp. The engine was fully disassembled to check for wear, and found to be in splendid condition internally! The cylinder walls were only ball-honed to better seat the new rings, the original crank was polished, all new cam & bearing, main & rod bearings installed, all fresh gaskets, rebuilt heads with fresh valve job, new springs, rebuilt carburetor, and all new hoses, clamps, belts, and fluids! The transmission was fully serviced, resealed, and received a brand new clutch assembly. The rear axle got new seals & bearings along with fresh fluid. It remains totally stock with a factory odometer reading of only 86,231original miles to date! This superb 3-owner GTO was purchased new from Finch Pontiac Sales located in Salem, MO in the Spring of 1968. The second owner took possession in September of 1970 and enjoyed for next nearly 11 years. He finally sold it in Feb 1981 to the third owner from Lindsay, Oklahoma who decided to strip the car for a complete nut-and-bolt restoration started in approximately 2005. As the process begun, time and resources fell short, and the entire project was picked up & completed by C&J Classic & Muscle Cars based in Lebanon, MO. Their brilliant experience in classic Pontiac restorations shows impeccably throughout, with attention to even the smallest of details! The body possesses original sheet metal that received only minor rust repair. The highly detailed, rust free chassis received all new suspension components, all new brakes, all new dual exhaust, new wheels & tires, fuel lines, e-brake cable, etc. Inside, everything from the carpet to the headliner is completely new. Only the date-coded seatbelts remain. This is a terrific car and will absolutely make for a superb future investment! It will come with all PHS documentation, original owner’s manual, and photographs to support number’s matching claims & ownership history. With approximately 100 miles on this completed showpiece today, we couldn’t be more excited to deliver it to a proud new owner! Please feel welcome to call with any additional questions.
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