Nicely Done Paint Pristine Badging 1970 400ci V8 TH-400 3-Speed Automatic Trans

Description

1969 Pontiac GTO Convertible

The Pontiac GTO became known as "The Goat" due to an interpretation of the letters that make up its name. Figuratively speaking, the car's "defiant, stripped-to-the-basics personality" also had a hand in cementing the moniker, according to Edmunds.com. It is speculated that the acronym GTO, which stands for Gran Turismo Omologato, was taken from the Ferrari 250 GTO. American consumers have a history of shortening the names of cars with multiple syllables, and this likely influenced the nickname of this Pontiac brand. "The Goat" is catchy, easy to remember and was essentially born out of convenience.

For consignment, this droptop muscle car in very nice condition and from a desirable year, a "Goat" which is more like a Wolf in Sheep's clothing, runs like a Deer and the looks of a beautiful Bird. Let the sun shine in baby!

Exterior
For 1969 GM tweaked the GTO's one-year old redesign with a number of detail changes and subtle refinements. At the front of the car, Pontiac's familiar stainless trimmed twin grilles hang hidden horizontal headlights and a pristine white "GTO" script behind a revolutionary Endura bumper. Below that bumper, the car's curved front valence features revised and more aggressive parking lights; and above that bumper, a sculpted hood with Pontiac's legendary 'twin nostril' air intakes. Behind those intakes, like-new glass, is bordered by an attractive layer of bright stainless trim and a correct chrome driver's side mirror. And below that mirror, expressive 'coke bottle' fenders are highlighted by dent-free stainless wheel well trim, straight stainless rocker moldings and traditional chrome door handles. On the front fenders, white inlayed "GTO" scripts add just the right amount of flash to the car's slick Burgundy paint. On the back fenders, '68-era arrowhead marker lights have been exchanged for V shaped, "GTO" branded units. And at the back of the car, a show worthy chrome bumper hangs showroom fresh taillight between spotless stainless exhaust tips and a black "GTO" trunk emblem. This is all topped by a white convertible canvas which has a glass rear window.

Interior
Take a look inside this A-Body's airy cockpit and you'll find a snazzy correct Black interior. Front and center, a straight and crack-free dash wears bright, engine-turned trim below fresh wood applique and original gauges. On the floor, an original PMD automatic transmission handle sits between the two bucket front seats and the center console. At the sides of those seats, stainless-trimmed door panels hang red-inlayed "GTO" emblems above fresh hardware and pliable armrests. Below those panels, clean carpet frames chrome-trimmed foot pedals in front of heavy-duty floor mats. In front of the driver, what looks like to be the original steering wheel spins around a Pontiac branded horn button. And behind the passengers, an original trunk hides a correct mat and full-size spare tire as well as a bumper jack.

Drivetrain
A 1970 400ci V8 Aqua painted GTO/Firebird Block with chromed valve covers and topped by an Edelbrock Intake and 4-barrel carburetor, sits in a clean engine bay. A TH-400 3-speed automatic is behind the mill and shifts through the gears flawlessly.

Undercarriage
Give this car a lift and we are met with Independent front suspension and 4-link rear suspension. Power disc brakes up front, and power drums on the rear, bring it to a quick halt. Dual exhaust snakes its way from the mill back through clean and rust-free frame, floor pans, rockers, and inner fenders.

Overall a very nice example of the 69 Goat/GTO. Runs great, shifts smoothly, and is a looker to boot. Loud was the voice of the lonely goatherd Lay ee... odl lay e e..odl-oo..Ho!

VIN Decode
242679B141693
2-Pontiac
42-GTO
67-2 Door Convertible
9-1969
B-Baltimore MD Assy Plant
141693-Sequential Unit Number

Trim Tag
ST 69 24267-1969 Pontiac GTO Convertible
BDY BAL549709-Baltimore Body #
TR 258-Black
PNT 67 B-Burgundy Black Top
12A-1st Week December Build

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This vehicle is located in our showroom in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, conveniently located just 1-hour west of Philadelphia on the I-76 Pennsylvania Turnpike. The website is www.classicautomall.com and our phone number is (888) 227-0914. Please contact us anytime for more information or to come see the vehicle in person.