Low mile '67 GTO
 

Picked this up a couple weeks ago. The purchase of this led me to the '72 T/A that I recently purchased. It was a good week :D

1967 GTO 400/335 4 speed 3.55 open manual steering and brakes. 35,000 original miles... original paint and interior. Lifelong garage kept CA car. Probably one of the nicest unrestored '67 GTO's in the country.

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Sounds like a great week!

Beautiful.

Definitely a keeper.

The ‘67 GTO has the most uncluttered and clean styling of all the GTOs in my opinion.

Another great score, congrats. Amazing that there are still cars like this out there.

Sharp car! More pics?

Great looking car.....great score!

begin the documentation with 500 photos.
Nice find!

Car was pretty well documented over on the Yeko site. Here's the link.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=156427

Damn that is sweet!

Interior pic

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Great score!!

I'm happy to say that this car went to a great caretaker and will remain in CA where it's always been. :)

I agree. I hate it when a real black-plate car goes out of state....or even worse, overseas!!

I am honored to have been able to add this pristine GTO to my collection. It is getting harder and harder to find California cars in California.... especially in this condition. It is parked safe and sound next to my blue plate SD455 :D.

Grant did an excellent job of bringing the GTO back to life and preserving its originality. If it wasn't for Grant... who knows what would've happened to this car. So many nice original cars like this are ruined because they fall into the wrong hands... but not this one. Thanks again Grant.. :D

I agree. Some years ago on this forum a new member found and bought a real numbers matching triple black tripower '66 GTO 4 speed survivor and gutted it for an LS conversion/pro touring build. Sold off the drivetrain and never looked back. There are many out there with no appreciation of preservation of history.

Thats a shame. More money than brains and/or respect for a classic car.

The wrong hands would've added A/C.. disc brakes and a blue tooth radio to this car...

Untouched original cars are far and few between these days with everyone feeling the need to modernize them.

Reinstalled the Torque Thrusts. These wheels have been with the car since about 1969.

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That is KILLER! And they are part of the car's 'history'.