Manufactured by Pontiac for more than four generations, the GTO is synonymous with American Muscle. Introduced in 1964 as an optional package for the LeMans model, the GTO variant became so wildly popular that Pontiac made it it's own model in 1966. The GTO's roots are based in Pontiac's love for racing and it's definition as General Motor's performance brand. Throughout its years of production, the GTO was continually regarded as the true definition of American sport and performance.

This 1971 GTO is presented in its original exterior color of Quezal Gold. This car has been consigned to Motor City Classic Cars by an owner that was passionate about building a car that was orignial in appearance with a few modern touches to enhance performance. Around the exterior, the rare Quezal Gold paint is set off by unique striping that is a nod to the '71 Judge. Pop the hood and you immediately understand why this GTO fires right up and sounds fantastic. This car's original 400 cubic-inch V8 engine was removed, completely disassembled, cleaned and bored .030 over and rebuilt with the Butler performance 500 HP balanced rotating assembly stroker kit and mated with a Holley carburetor, Dougs headers, Griffin aluminum radiator and MSD ignition. Open the driver's door and your attention is grabbed by the front driver and passenger Procar Rally bucket seats. As you sit in these comfortable performance seats you immediately notice the stock-appearing Vintage AC control head, Dakota Digital Gauges, RetroSound Bluetooth Radio and Sports steering wheel. All of these modern interior touches provide a classic appearance while providing current performance and comfort. This GTO presents the opportunity to own a truly driveable and enjoyable '71 that will grab the attention of anyone who sees it.

Unless stated otherwise, mileage shown on odometer is exempt and unknown if original.