[ZeGermanHam]

In other words, all the cool kids have post cars...:-)

[6704gto]

well when i tried ot go loook at the car,guy flaked out 3 different times when i asked for his address and keep telling me to call him before i left,i live in baltimore m,d,and car is in bucks pa,so i had t look up address and figure out my plane

[1967SC]

Originally Posted by ZeGermanHam

In other words, all the cool kids have post cars...:-)

......and 2,915 were Automatics

[pjw1967]

Originally Posted by 1967SC

......and 2,915 were Automatics

Had a new post '67 which my father sold while I was at sea. My wife bought me a replacement in 1994 for our 25th wedding anniversary. Post cars are not for everyone. I've heard people say my car must be a clone because of the post. I didn't choose the car because of its potential resale value. I chose it because it recreated my college years, and had the minimum requirements of being a 4sp with p/s. It also has a/c and p/b, and no console. When was the last time you saw any '67 without a console. So each to his own. It's a numbers matcher for whatever that is worth. BTW when my wife looked into the car after not seeing one for 20+ years, she said "if you had this 20 years ago I would have had a lot less sore ass". Of all the memories to come back.....

[geeteeohguy]

As a hardtop and convertible GTO owner, but driver of plenty of post GTO's in the past, I can say that although I like the appearance of the hardtop, the post cars always drive much tighter and feel way more solid with less wind noise. They are a much stiffer car, which is a big plus when driving.