Redesigned for 1964 with perimeter-frame construction, Pontiacs second-generation Tempest and upmarket LeMans formed part of General Motors popular A-Body intermediate lineup and continued with styling revisions and detail updates through 1967. Most famously, the Tempest LeMans was the basis for the GTO, which by 1966 evolved into a unique Pontiac series in itself.
 
Handsomely finished in Dark Blue over Black upholstery, this 1967 Pontiac LeMans Convertible is the product of a complete, body-off-frame restoration, accented by a striking White convertible top and hand-painted pin stripes. As a highly authentic GTO replica, mechanicals are upgraded with power delivered by a correct, date-coded 400 cid V-8 engine developing 335 horsepower, backed by an automatic transmission with Hurst Dual/Gate shifter residing within the floor console. Features are plentiful, including bucket seats up front plus the all-weather comfort of factory air conditioning. Other desirable items and amenities include power-assisted brakes, steering and windows, a tilt steering column and upgraded yet classically styled radio head unit. Other GTO-worthy details include a hood-mounted tachometer, console-mounted vacuum gauge and rear anti-sway bar. Riding on 1960s-correct Pontiac Rally II wheels and redline tires, this 1967 Pontiac LeMans Convertible is a high-quality example throughout, great to drive and more than worthy of the legendary GTO nameplate it proudly wears.