21:49 28-10-2025

1967 Pontiac GTO project for sale in Ventura with original V8

Barn-stored 1967 Pontiac GTO in Ventura, CA: original 6.6-liter V8, clean title, intact interior, $17,900. A strong restoration candidate; see listing details.

A 1967 Pontiac GTO that spent years stored under the same roof has been listed for sale in California. The owner presents it as a strong candidate for restoration and is asking $17,900, noting the car remains in original specification and comes with a clean title.

Despite the long lay-up, the body appears sound: there is rust, but nothing that looks structural, which suggests it was kept indoors. Avtoevolution reports that an original 6.6-liter V8 sits under the hood; the seller says it still starts and runs smoothly. That said, a thorough inspection and servicing of the engine and running gear will be needed before any road use. Given the apparent indoor storage and the presence of the original V8, it reads like a project where careful recommissioning could pay off.

The interior is surprisingly well preserved, with gauges, seats, and trim pieces all in place. Equipment includes air conditioning, power steering, power-assisted brakes, a Hurst shifter, and tinted glass. A complete cabin often saves both time and budget in a restoration.

For 1967, the GTO received a major technical update: the 389 was bored to 400 cubic inches and offered in versions up to 360 hp with the Ram Air package. That lineage helps explain why well-optioned cars from this year remain especially attractive to collectors.

The car is located in Ventura, California. It isn’t currently running, but it rolls freely and is ready to be trailered. The seller is accepting cash only, with no trades or negotiation, which should make the transaction straightforward.