Are you a muscle car enthusiast looking for a one-of-a-kind vehicle? Look no further than the 1967 GTO Restomod. This car is not just a beauty to look at, it’s also a beast on the road. The ’67 GTO Restomod is a combination of classic styling and modern performance that will make any car enthusiast drool.
History of the ’67 GTO Restomod
The 1967 GTO has been in Dale’s family for generations. Originally bought by his father’s brother brand new, the car has been through many modifications over the years. Dale took it upon himself to rebuild the car after both his parents passed away. Although it’s not a numbers-matching car, Dale made sure to keep as much of the original car intact as possible.
Engine and Transmission
Under the hood, the ’67 GTO Restomod boasts a supercharged LSA engine from a Cadillac CTS-V. The engine has undergone minor modifications, including a pulley kit, ignition change, and throttle body. After a visit to the tuner, the car now puts out an impressive 520 horsepower to the wheels. The car is also equipped with a 4L80 automatic transmission.
Suspension and Brakes
The suspension on the ’67 GTO Restomod has been upgraded with SPC adjustable arms and adjustable shocks. The car also has a lot of camber to help it corner like a dream. The brakes are equally impressive with a Wilwood master cylinder, hydro boost, and 6-piston calipers. The car rides on 19-inch wheels from Shot Wheels with 15.5-inch rotors.
Interior and Exterior
The interior of the ’67 GTO Restomod has been completely redone with TMI upholstery. Dale was lucky enough to have the CEO of TMI take an interest in his car and offered to 3D scan the interior to help create a kit for anyone who wants to replicate it. The exterior of the car is a beautiful blue color and is equipped with Shot Wheels, which are often mistaken for center locks.
Driving the ’67 GTO Restomod
When it comes to driving the ’67 GTO Restomod, be prepared for an exhilarating experience. The car has plenty of power to get your heart racing and handles like a dream thanks to its upgraded suspension. The automatic transmission shifts hard, giving you that classic muscle car feel. The sound of the Magnaflow exhaust is sure to turn heads wherever you go.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the ’67 GTO Restomod is a one-of-a-kind car that combines classic styling with modern performance. Dale’s attention to detail and dedication to keeping as much of the original car as possible has resulted in a car that is sure to impress even the most discerning car enthusiast.
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