'67 #s 400/4-sp Grand Prix Convertible, One of 205 Built
 

Rare car to be sure, but I'm actually surprised fewer weren't built with the 4-speed.

These are great driving cars...a little on the huge side for my taste, but well styled.

Link to 1967 4-speed Grand Prix Convertible auction

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I always thought the front end looked like a concept car, very futuristic, guessing the hood tach was added?

67 the hood tach was optional..and it has the tall 67 tach..with a 4 speed it could be original...

This one is local to me. Ive seen it in person. Very nice car.

I recognize that car as well.

K

Bid to $25,200 last time and clearly a no-sale at that price...guessing it will take a good bit over $30k to take this one home.

Relisted in the link below.

Link to 1967 Grand Prix Convertible auction

Its on consignment at Classic Auto Showplace on Stephenson Hwy in Troy.

----I wonder if a guy could have ordered a blue convert top in 67? Would look really cool...….Bill S

Agree that a blue top would be perfect.

This one has been relisted in the link below.

Link to 1967 Grand Prix 400/4-sp Convertible auction

Classic Auto Showplace is asking $49850. Should be plenty of wiggle room there.

Relisted again...somebody give this one a forever home....

Link to 1967 Grand Prix Convertible auction

----I tried to get a friend to buy this GP but he ended up buying a 63 GP 4-speed. Oh well!.....Bill S

I was so impacted by this one that I had a dream about it....

K

“Aluminum Drum Brakes”. :worship:

I love this.... And you're in luck - it's back on the market in the link below.

Link to 1967 Grand Prix Convertible auction