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I am in the process of completing a full frame off restoration on my 1967 GTO. My intentions are to offer it to the open market in the next couple of weeks. The following photos were not taken with the focus of a pretty background but taken to show the in detail the quality of the restoration.
Just to give a fraction of what was done during the restoration, but not limited to is the following included the receipts: New complete floor pan, trunk pan, and drop offs, inner and outer wheels wells. New front fenders. I was restoring the GTO to last for several generations and wanted it to be the most solid body you could find. Engine rebuilt $4,024 by Detroit Muscle Carburetors rebuilt and replated $622 Cliffs Performance Seat belts restored $537 by Ssake-oyl Dash pad $615 Just Dash Complete Legendary Auto Interior (new foam and seat covers, door panels, headliner) $977 Gardner (show package) exhaust system $1045 Over $2,000 spent on re-chroming (center consul, interior map lights, door handles, side vent window frame, valve covers, air cleaner etc. Instrument cluster restored by well know restorer All new side, windshield and back glass (correct LOF) New tires and brakes. Over 10k in receipts from Ames Performance for misc parts. I can go on and on. Over 100K invested in this GTO I would like to believe the GTO should bring somewhere in the upper 60’s. Please feel free to share your thoughts. For additional information or photos, please email me directly at: [email protected] |
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