Long before Tom Brady began monopolizing the term 'Goat,' Pontiac created a muscle car that became one of the most memorable in history. One look at this entirely repainted Burgandy 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible and it is easy to see why. 1967 represented the first year the GTO's louvered taillights were replaced with two sets of four on each side. This car's Ram Air scooped hood, GTO badges, and redline BF Goodrich tires all signal to the world that this Pontiac is driving excitement. A wood-grain, trimmed console, dashboard, and wood-rimmed three-spoke steering wheel highlight the OE black vinyl interior.
Under the hood, we find a big block 400 cubic-inch V-8 topped with a single four-barrel Quadrajet carburetor, which replaced its predecessor's Tri-Power setup. V-8 power is sent through a TH400 three-speed automatic transmission before heading to the 12-bolt rear end. The Goat rides on a coil spring suspension, 14-inch Rallye wheels wrapped in 215/70R-14 BFG rubber, which can be vaporized with just the throttle blip.
While over 65,000 GTO Hardtops were produced this year, our 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible is just one of 9,517 made. This car's motor and transmission have been rebuilt and have just 13K miles on them since being restored. This car also has its own Pontiac Historic Services (PHS) documentation, which illustrates and details its original factory specs, options, and other unique information.
Highlights:
*1 of Approx 9500 Made
*400 CID V8
*Quadrajet Carb
*TH400 Three Speed Auto
*13K On Motor/Trans Since Rebuild
*Full Burgandy Repaint
*PHS Documentation
*OE Interior
*Power Steering
So, while Tom Brady may have taken over the Goat moniker, there is nothing like an original GTO to make you feel like just as much of a winner as that famous quarterback. Call today!
