For Sale: 1967 Pontiac GTO in Madison, Alabama for sale in Madison, AL
Vehicle Description Details This 1967 Pontiac GTO is a restored-original example showing 82,096 miles on the 5-digit odometer (total mileage is unknown) and is powered by a high-output 400ci 4-barrel V8 engine driving 360 horsepower to the rear wheels through a Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic transmission.
This GTO was delivered from the factory in Starlight Black with a black convertible top and black leather bucket seats, center console with a Hurst His and Hers dual gate shifter and a custom sports steering wheel.
Also included on this GTO at delivery were redline tires, power steering and full soft-ray glass throughout.
A later, comprehensive restoration included a color change to red and a mechanical refresh including a rebuild of the distributor from legendary GTO tuner Milt Schornack.
This beautifully restored example has spent the past 26 years in Alabama with the current owner.
Included in the third-party inspection report are photos of the overall condition of the vehicle which show minor cracks, a paint chip on the hood, and minor surface rust underneath and on the engine block that are consistent with normal wear and tear.
A dent is noted on the rock guard under the driver side door.
The convertible top operates well.
Mechanically, the inspection and owner confirm that the vehicle runs as designed.
A road test indicates a squeak from the fan belt with increased acceleration indicating some adjustment may be required.
The overall condition of the vehicle is commensurate with the mileage.
Included with the sale are the build sheet from the Pontiac Historical Society, a reproduction window sticker and a note from Milt Schornack after he rebuilt the distributor.
This car is being marketed by a CLASSIC.
COM Pro on behalf of its current owner in Madison, AL.
About the model The Pontiac GTO first appeared as a performance option package for the Pontiac LeMans in 1964.
In 1966, the GTO became its own model, and is widely credited as being one of the first muscle cars.
It was renowned for its power and performance and included several engine options.
The standard for the 1967 model year was a 400ci V8 that produced 335 horsepower and 441 lb-ft of torque.
Optional configurations included the 400 HO and 400 Ram Air, both of which increased horsepower to 360 as well as a three two-barrel carburetor Tri-Power setup that also produced 360 horsepower.
The standard transmission was a three-speed manual but buyers had the option of either a four-speed manual or three-speed automatic transmission.
Features and Specs 82,096 miles shown (total mileage unknown) 400ci 4bbl V8 engine 3-speed automatic transmission Hurst dual gate shifter Power black convertible top Bucket seats Locking center console Front disc brakes Rally II 15 wheels Redline tires Power steering Lap belts Push button radio Known Modifications Regimental red paint Service History Mechanical restoration Road test indicates the vehicle runs and operates as designed Ownership History Current ownership from 1997 in Alabama Known issues Miscellaneous paint scratches on the hood and minor wear and tear Light interior wear consistent with age/mileage Squeak from the fan belt when accelerating Due Diligence Third-party inspection found here 5/26/2023 Third-party photos 6/7/2023 Included in the sale 1 set of keys Pontiac Historical Society build sheet Reproduction window sticker A note from Milt Schornack after he rebuilt the distributor FM radio This car is being sold through a CLASSIC.
COM Pro.
This GTO was delivered from the factory in Starlight Black with a black convertible top and black leather bucket seats, center console with a Hurst His and Hers dual gate shifter and a custom sports steering wheel.
Also included on this GTO at delivery were redline tires, power steering and full soft-ray glass throughout.
A later, comprehensive restoration included a color change to red and a mechanical refresh including a rebuild of the distributor from legendary GTO tuner Milt Schornack.
This beautifully restored example has spent the past 26 years in Alabama with the current owner.
Included in the third-party inspection report are photos of the overall condition of the vehicle which show minor cracks, a paint chip on the hood, and minor surface rust underneath and on the engine block that are consistent with normal wear and tear.
A dent is noted on the rock guard under the driver side door.
The convertible top operates well.
Mechanically, the inspection and owner confirm that the vehicle runs as designed.
A road test indicates a squeak from the fan belt with increased acceleration indicating some adjustment may be required.
The overall condition of the vehicle is commensurate with the mileage.
Included with the sale are the build sheet from the Pontiac Historical Society, a reproduction window sticker and a note from Milt Schornack after he rebuilt the distributor.
This car is being marketed by a CLASSIC.
COM Pro on behalf of its current owner in Madison, AL.
About the model The Pontiac GTO first appeared as a performance option package for the Pontiac LeMans in 1964.
In 1966, the GTO became its own model, and is widely credited as being one of the first muscle cars.
It was renowned for its power and performance and included several engine options.
The standard for the 1967 model year was a 400ci V8 that produced 335 horsepower and 441 lb-ft of torque.
Optional configurations included the 400 HO and 400 Ram Air, both of which increased horsepower to 360 as well as a three two-barrel carburetor Tri-Power setup that also produced 360 horsepower.
The standard transmission was a three-speed manual but buyers had the option of either a four-speed manual or three-speed automatic transmission.
Features and Specs 82,096 miles shown (total mileage unknown) 400ci 4bbl V8 engine 3-speed automatic transmission Hurst dual gate shifter Power black convertible top Bucket seats Locking center console Front disc brakes Rally II 15 wheels Redline tires Power steering Lap belts Push button radio Known Modifications Regimental red paint Service History Mechanical restoration Road test indicates the vehicle runs and operates as designed Ownership History Current ownership from 1997 in Alabama Known issues Miscellaneous paint scratches on the hood and minor wear and tear Light interior wear consistent with age/mileage Squeak from the fan belt when accelerating Due Diligence Third-party inspection found here 5/26/2023 Third-party photos 6/7/2023 Included in the sale 1 set of keys Pontiac Historical Society build sheet Reproduction window sticker A note from Milt Schornack after he rebuilt the distributor FM radio This car is being sold through a CLASSIC.
COM Pro.
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