1967 Pontiac GTO
This is why you don’t buy a car that is “already done”, unless the seller has pictures of the restoration. Thankfully, there were some signs that it had issues in these areas, so we already knew we had some problems. This car is getting a new 495HP LS3, 6 speed transmission, and all new suspension and brakes.
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