1969 Pontiac Firebird Convertible
$149,900Ground Up Built Firebird Convertible Restomod 6.2L LS3 V8 6 Speed Air Cond.
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Documented Restored GTO 400 V8 Automatic PS PB A/C Unique Paint
Stock #137327
If you're a fan of style, speed and swagger, you simply can't go wrong with Pontiac's storied GTO. The GOAT practically defined the golden age of Detroit, and by the time its first production run was over, it had become the best-selling muscle car of all time. Not surprisingly, demand for these cornerstone classics continues to be strong. In the past year, we've shipped five awesome GTOs to five very satisfied owners across the globe! Fully documented and rotisserie restored, this authentic GTO backs 400 cubic inches of legendary Pontiac power with an incredible story of ownership and exclusivity. And if you're looking for a cool collectible that combines classic muscle car feel with timeless Motor City style, it's your chance to grab a tiger by the tail!
“WE'RE ALL STORIES, IN THE END” – STEVEN MOFFAT
Sometimes things don't always go as planned. Sometimes life just has a different plan. This super cool 1969 GTO was to be the pride and joy of its first owner. Custom-ordered with Red vinyl, a Black top and vivid Matador Red paint, the car arrived at The Edwards Motor Company in Canton, Ohio to much fanfare and joy. There was only one problem: the car's purchaser was NOT a part of that fanfare and joy. It seemed, for seemingly no reason at all, someone at GM's Fisher Body unit had altered his creation to be Pontiac code 67 Burgundy instead of the code 52 Red he'd lusted after. Per Pontiac Historic Services, when a factory change order is initiated on official Build Sheets, as was the case with our buyer's GTO, it's usually initiated on the car's Dealer Invoice as well. The invoice always reflects how the dealer receives the car from Pontiac, then the dealer generates a Window Sticker based on that invoice. No so here. This is the first known case of a Pontiac being altered at the factory without an update to dealer paperwork. Not surprisingly, the prospective owner initially refused to take delivery of the car but, after a lot of convincing – and the dealer discounting his GTO to cost, he drove it home. That said, the car's decidedly conservative pigment never really sat well with its new owner and, roughly two years later, he sold it to a good friend. The second owner instantly fell in love with his new muscle car and set about daily driving it for the next six years. In 1977, with roughly 39K miles on its odometer, the GTO was parked in dry storage to await a full restoration. Twenty-six years later, the one-of-a-kind Pontiac was uncovered and subjected to a 10-year rotisserie restoration. And today, the car rolls as one of the best opportunities in the collector car market: a fully documented, numbers-matching classic that backs innate exclusivity with a really cool story!
Solid, largely-original muscle cars are increasingly tough to come by. Even more so if they're desirable classics that feature full documentation, a full ownership history and a one-of-a-kind story. Want a truly unique collector car that's all of the above? Call, click or visit http://www.RKMotors.com and discover automotive greatness!
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HIGHLIGHTS
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1969 Pontiac GTO · Stock #137327