1971 Pontiac GTO Survivor For Sale

**The Boss** · #1 08-17-2009, 10:48 PM

1971 Castillian Bronze over Sandalwood GTO. 400/automatic with 3:55 Posi, complete numbers matching front to back top to bottom. This is an UNRESTORED 92,050 mile car that has full maintenance, mileage and ownership history back to day 1! PHS documentation lists: TURB/HYD, G70X14-WL-FG, CONSOLE-FRT, PWR STRG-VAR, GAUGE-TACH, SAFE-T-TRACK, RADIO-P/B, WHLS-RALLY 2, PWR BRK-DISC Everything works including the dome light, heater, fan/defroster, lights, blinkers, and wipers. Car starts easily, idles nicely and drives beautifully! The originality of the car is striking – panel gaps and finish work are correct and imperfect. Every panel and trim piece are original to the car and show a patina that cannot be duplicated. The car has the usual garage and parking lot marks you would expect in an unrestored 38 year old car but has NONE of the rust you would expect in a car from the Northeast – it is completely RUST FREE! Protecto plate owners manual and full documentation included. $15,500 OBO 203-948-8011 or [email protected]

**The Boss** · #2 08-25-2009, 05:23 PM

Miles are now up to 92,138 - took it out yesterday.

**The Boss** · #3 08-30-2009, 04:29 PM

Got a perfect dash for it - going in this week.

Any offers?

**markjohnson** · #4 08-30-2009, 06:27 PM

Wow! This car seems like a good buy to me even in this crappy economic recession.

**The Boss** · #5 08-30-2009, 06:57 PM

That's what I thought....perceived value I guess. If it's priced right it must be junk.

This is without question the nicest driving old car I've ever owned, and I've had close to 50 Pontiacs in the last 25 years. She isn't a show queen, but hands down she will blow away any other numbers matching classic in this price range!

**The Boss** · #6 09-03-2009, 10:44 PM

Dash is in.

**PeteLeathersac** · #7 09-03-2009, 11:33 PM

I think this car's a deal too!.

Were the dashes that had the Pontiac word above the glovebox '72 only?.

~ Pete

**The Boss** · #8 09-04-2009, 04:33 AM

Yes, the 70 & 71's were smooth, the 72 had the Pontiac above and to the right of the glove box. Each of the years the Sandlewood interior was slightly different in tint - I was lucky enough to find a 71 dash pad for the car - has just the right amount of age in it, but still nice and soft.

Pulled the console today to replace the shifter cable (frayed) and decided to pull the seats and detail things properly. Pulled back the carpet when vacuuming to check out the condition.....the picture speaks for itself.

Somebody buy this thing before I decide to keep it!

southernfriedcj · #9 09-04-2009, 04:46 AM

IMHO that car is an excellent value.
A lot of folks are broke like me and nothing seems to be selling.
If it was a 4spd I'd rob a liquor store and come buy it.

**YenkoYS-199Stinger** · #10 09-04-2009, 06:37 AM

I just told my other half the same thing. I wish it was a 4 speed. I really like the car. A good friend of mine here in Houston just picked up it's twin in a convert. Really a striking paint/interior combination.

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