1967 Pontiac Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
Jamestown, California, United States
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THIS IS A RESTORED, HIGHLY OPTIONED, MATCHING #’S, "PHS" DOCUMENTED 1967 GTO! THIS 1967 GTO CAME FROM THE FACTORY EQUIPPED WITH THE 335 HP 400 CU IN 4BBL ENGINE, DUAL EXHAUSTS, TURBO HYDRA-MATIC TRANSMISSION, DUAL-GATE HIS & HERS HURST SHIFTER, AIR CONDITIONING, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, POWER WINDOWS, POWER SEAT, POWER TOP, POWER ANTENNA, RADIO, SPEED MINDER, REAR SEAT SPEAKER, HEATER AND BACK UP LIGHTS. THE WEATHER STRIPPING HAS BEEN REPLACED WITH NEW.
THIS 1967 PONTIAC GTO CONVERTIBLE FEATURES:
HEATER
POWER TOP
MATCHING #’S
SPEED-MINDER
DUAL EXHAUST
POWER BRAKES
BACK-UP LIGHTS
BLACK INTERIOR
PHS DOCUMENTS
POWER ANTENNA
POWER WINDOWS
POWER STEERING
‘WOOD’ INTERIOR TRIM
POWER DRIVER’S SEAT
400 CU. IN. 335 V-8 ENGINE
NEW WEATHERSTRIPPING
FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING
CRAGAR S/S CHROME WHEELS
TURBO HYDRA-MATIC TRANSMISSION
UPDATED PIONEER AM/FM/IN DASH CD
HIS & HERS HURST DUAL-GATE SHIFTER
12-TRACK TAPE PLAYER (IN TRUNK-NOT CONNECTED)
ETC.
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