1967 Pontiac GTO

Description

This is a real-deal 1967 Pontiac GTO convertible restored to the ultimate triple black color scheme. With a 400 V8 and four-speed, you know that you've found the perfect turnkey midnight hero.

We already know the 242 code '67 GTO is an uncommon tiger, but most of the time we catch the coupes out in the wild. That's because a convertible like this is over seven times more rare. So when you can find one that has had a meticulous restoration to become an ultra desirable triple black, you know to really pay attention. 60s cars are known for their chrome, but even the paint on this one has a mirror shine. You can tell there was some serious money invested here. The chrome doesn't let the paint get all the glory, and its butter-smooth reflection lets everyone know this is a cut-above classic. But what will really make you fall in love are the details. This one lets its aggressive streak subtly known with the correct Rally II wheels w/PMD (Pontiac Motor Division) center caps, hood scoop, a cool red pinstripe running from headlight to taillight, and G-T-O badging on every side of this convertible.

Have a look inside where everything looks pristine and quite original. A few items like the carpets have been freshened and detailed, but the level of factory originality on this bucket seat convertible is amazing. The level of quality on the black vinyl seats, door panel, and dash alone are the kind of condition you only see on the most cared for convertibles. You even have the separate tuners for AM and FM! The wood paneling center console with Hurst shifter provides an upscale feel that was a GTO trademark, and the quad-pod instrument panel has the very desirable factory tach. There's even a newer black power folding roof to complete the true triple-black package.

The engine is a period-correct WS-coded HO (high output) 400 cubic inch V8. It was completely rebuilt and blueprinted in 2002, and it even had a tune up within the last year. That's why the motor fires up with ease, and the Flowmaster dual exhaust has the unmistakable rumble of a big displacement Pontiac. The upgraded Ram Air hood looks amazing, and the HO motor easily accepts this now-functional hood scoop for even more performance. The engine bay looks immaculate and correct, which is why this convertible is a genuine award-winner. But more than just looking great, this high-performance Goat was made to drive. That's why you have the great control of a Muncie M20 four-speed manual transmission, and that sends power to the stout 10-bolt rear end that's running versatile 3.55 gears. This car also has power steering, limited slip differential, and BF Goodrich rubber at all four corners. That gives it a surefooted feeling on the road.

This is a turnkey ready triple black muscle car that wows the judges (we even have an old tally sheet to prove it). Just in case you want to back this up, it comes with the owner's manual, restoration photos, restoration receipts, a window sticker, and PHS (Pontiac Historical Services) documentation. So yes, this rare '67 GTO drop top is as awesome as it looks, which means we know it won't last long in our showroom. Call today!!