Here we have an excellent example of the ever sought after and what arguably could be called the most desirable of all GTO models, a 1967 GTO. This car is for the person who wants the looks and nostalgia of an original GTO but
is interested in it being a great driver with some modern updates. A lot of money was spent at a fairly local shop that specializes in GTO restoration only. The customer who spent the money is a famous singer-guitarist-songwriter; he is John Rzeznik, of the Goo Goo Dolls. We have been told there are songs that mention Johns GTO and possibly a CD cover showing this car. It is fitted with 4 wheel power disc brakes, cross drilled rotors, vintage air conditioning, Doug's headers and all new exhaust system. It has what appears to be a complete suspension rebuild, sway bars front and rear. Cooling is taken care of by a pair of electric fans. The engine is a rebuilt (nom) Pontiac motor with lots of chrome, a complete serpentine belt system with Billet aluminium mounting brackets, chromed alternator and air conditioning compressor, a polished intake manifold and chrome valve covers, Keith Black pistons and meant to be in the 450 horsepower range. The carburetor is a big Holley. All of this gives it a really nice and tidy appearance. Interior wise it has a really nice machined metal instrument panel and center console to replace the factory wood veneer stick on paneling. The dash has full instrumentation. Carpets, upholstery and headliner are all in very nice condition and it has a custom steering wheel. It has bucket seats with center console and his and hers shifter. For the
sound system, that has been changed out to a Kenwood KDC MP225 AM FM CD player with mp3 ability. Wheels are chrome 5-spoke Cragers with a nice set of radial tyres with a thin white line to just set the car off. This is a very high quality driver that you would be proud of anywhere, either on the street, in your garage or at a car show, compliments will be a given. Finished in a really nice Silver Green with a Black interior.