1968 GTO For Sale - 42,000 Original Miles - MINT Show Car

PSM · 04-29-2008, 10:28 AM

My dad is selling his '68 GTO. Below is how I have it listed on most sites since I'm helping him sell it, but I have to mention on here that this car is literally one of the nicest cars you will see, hands down. It's a 100% show car and all miles are fully documented. He has literally five large three ring binders full of documentation from this car, all the way back to 1968 when it was first purchased (although, he is not the first owner). He has full video documentation of the on-chassis restoration and I can get pictures of anything anyone would like to see on the car.

Feel free to PM me, email me at jbastura@gmail.com, or call me at (203)868-9305.

Location: Middlefield, CT

1968 Pontiact GTO
- 42,000 original, fully documented miles
- Verdoro Green
- On-chassis restoration fully picture and video documented
- Turbo 400 (His/Hers Shifter)
- Original 400/350, mildly modified (professional classic car shop - Nitemare Performance)
- Hideaway headlights
- $35,900 OBO
- One of the cleanest, well-maintained, garage-kept show cars you'll see
- This car is an absolute must-see for any enthusiast; it will not disappoint

Rukee · 04-29-2008, 10:48 AM

Nice looking GTO! I bet you hate to see it leave the family.

Good luck with your sale.

PSM · 04-29-2008, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Rukee

Nice looking GTO! I bet you hate to see it leave the family.

Good luck with your sale.

I definitely do. He has had the '68 and the '04 for a few years now but he's looking to retire and possibly buy a place in Florida soon, so he decided to just keep one.

ppurfield001 · 04-29-2008, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Rukee

Nice looking GTO! I bet you hate to see it leave the family.

Good luck with your sale.

I gotta admit your were right, Rukee. I haven't seen a 64-72 Goat that didn't look good with Cragars. This car is another example of that.

ppurfield001 · 04-29-2008, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Rukee

Nice looking GTO! I bet you hate to see it leave the family.

Good luck with your sale.

I gotta admit your were right a while ago, Rukee, when you said that Cragars were sharp wheels. I haven't seen a 64-72 Goat that didn't look good with Cragars. This car is another example of that.