Cool Red on Red '67 GTO Convertible, $28k
 

I remember posting this one a while back when it was being sold by someone else - who could forget that interior?

I don't see a lot of driveable '67 4-speed GTO convertibles at this price point that aren't completely trashed; this one actually looks very solid except for the trunk pan, and while it no longer has its original engine, you could recoup a few grand selling the 360hp HO engine that's currently in it.

I hate the interior too, but it would be a fun cruiser and a drop dead gorgeous car once restored to original or Day 2 condition....

Link to 1967 GTO Convertible eBay auction
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A Member bought it last time so hope all is Ok, here's the 06/24 thread…
https://yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=179126
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~ Pete

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Oh - yeah.

I remember.

K

Yes, this was my car. Unfortunately it needed more work than my amateur skills could give it. The current seller is a dealer/flipper that bought it from me and overall he seemed like a nice enough guy. I'm not sure I completely agree with the current description, but a little exaggeration is to be expected. :)
I bought a 2000 Camaro SS after selling the GTO so that I have something to cruise/enjoy until my next ill-advised purchase, LOL.

Ha, don't worry Mike, I think many of us can relate to ill-advised purchases :smirk: