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The first Pontiac GTO was available as an optional package for the Pontiac Tempest and was available in coupe, hardtop and convertible body styles. This beauty is finished in bright red Metallic with a Black interior. This car is powered by a Pontiac date coded Fuel Injected 400 V8 mated to an automatic Transmission! The interior is in very good condition and the His & Hers floor shifter just brings that GTO style! The car has all the GTO badging and the chrome hood accents that you would expect. A set of Replica Cragar's by Ray Wheels wrapped in Bf-Goodrich Radial T/A's. The perfect complement for this very original looking 1967 Pontiac GTO Tribute.

The GM-A body cars optioned with the 350-CID V8 was the subsidiaries own motor in a time before the separate branches interchanged parts. In 1972 the Lemans was available as a coupe, station wagon, convertible and a 2-door hard top. The most sold of the bunch was the ever popular 2-door hard top, which gave Pontiac over 80,000 sales out of the 120,000 built.

Although the 70's later became a time for drawing back horsepower in order to meet new EPA requirements, make no mistake this car is still a blast to drive. The green-on-green appearance will inspire a true enthusiast of the Lemans. The bench seat provides enough space for any couple looking for a wonderful driver's car. The dark green paint is a few shades below black revealing the combination of...

This -72 Pontiac GTO is powered by a 350 Cubic inch Tripower V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. Options on this 1972 Pontiac Le Mans include: A/C, Power Steering, Power Seats, Seat Belts, leather Interior and Radial Tires. The year was 1972, Led Zeppelin rocked the air waves, The -Godfather,- debut in theaters and the Pontiac Le Mans was cruising the streets. American Automakers flooded the market with a wide range of mid-sized cars and performance based muscle cars. Consumers started to demand the finer things and luxury cars started to rise. The Luxury Le Mans came in at a right time where Pontiac advertised it as,- All the luxury you want without buying more car than you need. - This was a good campaign and Pontiac sold many Luxury Le Mans to the masses. The leather interior, Air Conditioning and...