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Laudable or Ludicrous: Thom McAn 1967 Pontiac GTO

wildmanjoe

By wildmanjoe
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  1. 1. Laudable or Ludicrous?

    • Laudable! Great to see a car with historical significance being preserved and priced to keep the idiots with wrenches from trying to tastelessly modify it.
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    • Ludicrous! Thom McAn was never that important of a brand, the contest was never that big and the car is way overpriced for just being a restored GTO.
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THE GREAT ONE FROM THOM MCAN 1967 PONTIAC GTO

Only 2 Exist!!

A Collector's Dream!

FEATURED IN 2011 MOTOR TREND MAGAZINE!

Year: 1967

Make: Pontiac

Model: GTO

Body: 2 Door Hard Top

Color: Code #1-Tiger Gold

Trim: (223) Black

Engine: (WS) 400H.O. V-8/360HP

Trans: (784) 4/speed

Rear End: Safe-T-Track

Miles: 45,118

Serial#: 242177P135564

FACTORY OPTIONS

(348)-AM Radio

(382)-Door Edge Guards

(454)-Rally I Wheels

(471)-Custom Sport Steering Wheel

(474)-Clock Electric

(521)-Power Front Disc Brakes

(522)-Red Inner Fenders

(524)-Wood Shift Knob

(621)-Ride and Handling Package

(633)-F&R Mats

(MC)-F70X14 Redline Tires

(731)-Safe-T-Track

(784)-4/speed

(802)-H.O. 400V-8

Hood Tach (Dealer Installed)

SERIAL# BREAKDOWN

(24217)-2dr. hard top

(7)-1967

(P)-built in Pontiac

(135564)-production sequence

COWL TAG BREAKDOWN

10D-5 67 24217 PONT5173 TRIM223- 2L97904

(10D)-built 4th week of October

(5)-sequence #

(67)-1967

(24217)-2dr hard top

(3)-special fleet order

(-)-special color TRIM (223)-black

HISTORY & COMMENTS

This very rare 1967 Pontiac GTO Thom McAn contest car had a frame off nut and bolt restoration. P.H.S. (Pontiac Historical Services) has documented everything on this very rare car. This car has received Concours Gold Award from the GTO Association of America in 2007. A complete photo and documentation book shows all the merits of this unique automobile. This GTO is one of the rarest in the world and is a serious collector's dream.

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