This 1969 Pontiac GTO Convertible has received plenty of care and attention over the years, and it shows beautifully. Finished in its striking Liberty Blue, this GTO is a stunning example of a true and verified car. While it is not numbers matching, everything presents as period correct, and the overall presentation is impressive from every angle.
Built in Baltimore, Maryland and shipped new to Oshawa, Ontario, this GTO is a rare and desirable find with authentic Canadian documentation. It comes with a factory window sticker and an official GM Canada letter verifying it as a genuine GTO. The documentation outlines its original equipment, much of which remains with the car today, adding both historical value and confidence in its authenticity.
The original automatic transmission has been replaced with a era-correct 4-speed, giving this GTO a performance edge and a more engaging driving experience. Power comes from Pontiac’s legendary 400 cubic inch V8, equipped with a newer Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and headers that deliver both added punch and an unmistakable muscle car sound.
The parchment interior is exceptionally clean and features power brakes, power steering, and power windows. A tasteful sound system upgrade complements the interior without taking away from its classic look.
The Liberty Blue paint and body are bright, rust free, and show beautifully in the sun. The white convertible top is in excellent working condition and comes with both parchment and black boots, each offering a different but equally attractive look.
The underside of the car is clean, solid, and well-presented, retaining its original driver patina. It’s clear this GTO has been cared for properly and used sparingly, with no signs of rust or neglect.
This Baltimore-built and Oshawa-sold GTO Convertible is a strong, honest example of Pontiac’s most iconic muscle car. Documented, desirable, and beautifully restored, it is ready to be enjoyed and shown with pride. If you’re looking for a RARE 69 REAL GTO convertible, this could be the one! Appraised value of $95,000 CAD. Canadian tax is not applicable.
