1968 Pontiac GTO - Alpine Blue | 400ci V8 | Air Conditioning |
Hurst His/Hers Shifter
Few muscle cars capture the spirit of the late 1960s like the 1968
Pontiac GTO. It was the first year of the all-new body, with
flowing Coke-bottle lines, a sweeping fastback roofline, and the
body-colored Endura front bumper. It earned the GTO Motor Trend's
Car of the Year honors, and this well-restored example shows why
the '68 is still one of the most admired GTOs ever built.
Finished in Alpine Blue over a black interior, this GTO has a cool,
understated color combination that stands out at any car show
without shouting for attention. The deep blue paint shows off every
curve of the '68 body, and the black interior gives it a
purposeful, all-business look inside.
The cabin has been refreshed with newly upholstered front seating,
so the driver's seat feels as good as it looks. Unlike many muscle
cars of the era, this GTO also has factory-style air conditioning.
That means you can enjoy it through a Florida summer, not just on
cool weekend mornings.
Power comes from Pontiac's legendary 400 cubic inch V8, the engine
that built the GTO's reputation for strong, effortless torque. It's
paired with an automatic transmission and one of the most desirable
features of the era: the Hurst His/Hers dual-gate shifter. Leave it
in drive for relaxed cruising, or move it to the second gate and
shift through the gears yourself when the mood strikes. It's a
clever piece of muscle car history, and it's a conversation starter
every time someone looks inside.
This car has been restored with care and maintained the right way
since. It was serviced regularly in our own service department, so
we know this GTO well. That kind of documented, hands-on care is
hard to find in a collector car, and it gives the next owner real
confidence. It isn't a project waiting to happen. It's a sorted,
dependable classic you can drive and enjoy right away.
Whether you want to add a true Pontiac icon to your collection,
relive the golden age of American muscle, or simply own a
great-looking car you can drive anywhere, this 1968 GTO is ready.
Alpine Blue, a 400 V8, cold air conditioning, and the Hurst
His/Hers shifter make for a combination that's hard to beat.
Call or stop by our Vero Beach showroom to see it for yourself.
Unless stated otherwise, mileage shown on odometer is exempt and
uknown if original.
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