This is a nice, mild restomod version of a classic ’67 GTO, where useful upgrades were made to enhance the car without attempting to transform it into something else. It’s still running a Pontiac 400 V-8, which is still backed by a TH400 automatic, shifted with the factory Hurst “his/hers” shifter, but the engine now wears a Tri-Power setup. The 3x2 setup was no longer available in ’67, but lots of Pontiac fans made the…
This is a nice, mild restomod version of a classic ’67 GTO, where useful upgrades were made to enhance the car without attempting to transform it into something else. It’s still running a Pontiac 400 V-8, which is still backed by a TH400 automatic, shifted with the factory Hurst “his/hers” shifter, but the engine now wears a Tri-Power setup. The 3×2 setup was no longer available in ’67, but lots of Pontiac fans made the switch after being disappointed when Tri-Power was discontinued, and who could blame them? There are front disc brakes, but they still fit behind the stock-style 14-inch Rally II wheels, which now wear radials. A modern A/C system is on board, along with an aluminum radiator and electric fans. There’s also a tilt steering column and a retro-look updated stereo. The blazing Viper Red paint gives it hot rod attitude. This one is probably a great driver that hasn’t lost the essence of what made the ‘60s GTOs great.
This 1967 Pontiac GTO Hardtop Coupe was upgraded with a Tri-Power induction system, Vintage Air A/C, power front disc brakes, Rally gauges, and a tilt steering column. It was also the subject of a body-off restoration, and its frame and new suspension components were powder-coated, according to the seller, who is assisting the owner of the vehicle to get it listed online. “This car is in excellent condition and has travelled less than 3,000 miles since its completion,” he notes.