Interesting '67 400 H.O. GTO

[scuncio]

This is one dude I'm never going to hire to restore (or sell) a car for me. Consider the following:

"A fresh built 350 bored to a 455"
"Has a built 455 that hits a lick"
"The fenders have been patched which I would readdress later"
"The trunk pan will also need repair."
"This is not a show car by no means."

I mean, I appreciate the sincerity, but all this for $38,500? Guy didn't even hook up the original power windows.... Maybe a $14-18k car on a good day. I love the H.O. cars and have a '67 myself, but there's no way this one can be worth $38k as it sits.

Link to 1967 GTO auction (http://ebay.to/37JJaQ6)

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https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/X4EAAOSwHflf5TzZ/s-l1600.jpg

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/HhwAAOSwmCxf5TzW/s-l1600.jpg

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/lUUAAOSwlc1f5Tza/s-l1600.jpg

[chevelleheart]

Totally agree,...a lot of work needs to into this old Goat to be worth that price

[60sStuff]

Well, at least he is trying to tell it like it is, but what a mess this ‘67 is.

Resembles the mess that is the property.

Chris

[scuncio]

Relisted with a $30k buy it now, still a ways to go before it approaches market value.

Link to 1967 400 H.O. GTO auction (http://ebay.to/3oHzJGN)

[Keith Seymore]

Just came up on the PY Pontiac board for $28,500 -

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=847854