1st Gen Pontiac GTO For Sale In Tampa (1964-1967)

The GTO was a pace setter of the 1960s when it came to the youth market and performance. From head turning styling to exhilarating power the GTO was the bee's knees. This example is resplendent in light blue over blue interior while sitting on Pontiac Rally I wheels wrapped in redline tires, with a rip free, black convertible roof. A four bbl carburetor feeds a 400 CI V8 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, for that proper GTO experience. Once underway the AF/FM radio plays your favorite tunes and the compliment...

Over the years it's been called the, 'Godfather,' the 'Grandfather of all muscle cars,' and 'The Goat. ' Call it what you want, but the '65 GTO just might be the greatest of the GTOs. Song's were playing on the radio in the 60s about the mighty GTO and this 'Little GTO is really loookin' fine. ' The burgundy exterior and black interior creates a timeless look that never grows old. Under the hood, a fresh and powerful period correct 389ci (9778789) is fitted with the legendary Tripower setup. The current owner has added power front...

This 67 GTO coupe is a real throw back to simpler times. When all that mattered was is it fast and does it look good. For this 67 GOAT the answer is YES! Finished in black over black and sitting on chrome Crager wheels with a classic street fighter rake, this GTO is just how you remember them. The body is ding and dent free and has no weird gaps or bad fitment. The trim is pit free and everything is where it should be. On the inside the black vinyl shows no sign of wear and the 4 speed manual shifter sits in a clean and highly desirable center console. Being a two door post car, this GTO is free of many of the rattles A-bodies acquire with time and abuse, since the body is much stiffer. This allows for healthy 4bbl 389 V8 to easily yank this GOAT around with the assist of a Muncie 4-speed manual. The dual exhaust let everyone know there's a mean Poncho on the prowl when you fire it up or mash the gas. This car is a reminder of...