This 1966 Pontiac GTO is the real deal—correct, cared-for, and absolutely classic. With just 113k original miles and a known history dating back to 1970, this GTO is a rare survivor with a story to match. The second owner first bought the car in 1970, parted ways with it for a time, then tracked it down and bought it back in 2010. Once reunited, he treated it to a single professional repaint in its factory-correct Signet Gold, preserving the original lines while freshening the look. He also pulled the original WT-coded 389 C.I. V8 for a full gasket refresh, ensuring this GTO runs strong and smooth.

Paired with a Hurst 4-speed manual transmission and dual exhaust, it’s every bit the muscle car legend it was born to be. The car retains its original black vinyl interior, complete with patterned bucket seats, factory gauges, a “Gas Saver” gauge, and the original AM pushbutton radio. A new trunk pan was installed, while the floors and frame remain original and solid.

It rides on new American Racing TT wheels wrapped in B.F. Goodrich tires, giving it that perfect stance and period muscle vibe. Additional features include power steering, a remote mirror, vent windows, and a tilt-adjustable woodgrain console shifter.

With its combination of originality, documentation, and a lovingly preserved history, this GTO is more than just a classic—it’s a time capsule on four wheels. Don’t miss your shot at a piece of true American muscle history.