1970 Pontiac GTO — 400ci V8, Turbo Hydra-Matic, Hood Tach, Endura Bumper Why This Car Is Special As you know, you can tell if a 1970 Pontiac is a Real GTO by the VIN. It starts with (242), which this Car has. This is a numbers matching correct GTO.

The engine is a 4006.5, and the transmission is an automatic turbo 400. This GTO also has, power steering, power disc brakes, and rare factory A/C. This beauty also has the Rare Hood tach, Front & Rear Sway bars, and Dual exhaust.

This car came factory with Bucket Seats, Tilt wheel, and Factory Console with the His & Her Shifter. It also came with tinted Glass, Rally Gauge package, and dual sport mirrors. It has the correct jack & spare, and correct Rally I GTO wheels, and correct Air cleaner/ Breather.

Additions include, Custom Auto Sound System, LED Interior lights, and GTO custom ordered floor The 1970 Pontiac GTO sits at an interesting crossroads in muscle car history. It was the last year the GTO rode on the A-body platform it had occupied since 1964, and Pontiac went out on that platform with one of the most refined GTO packages they ever offered. The body was freshened with smoother, more sculptural sheetmetal compared to the 1969 design, and several features that had been optional in prior years became either standard or more prominently positioned in the lineup.

Total GTO production for 1970 came in at 40,149 units across hardtop and convertible body styles, which represented a significant drop from the peak years of the mid-sixties — partly a reflection of rising insurance rates, tightening emissions regulations, and shifting market tastes. That lower production figure, combined with the model's status as the last of the traditional A-body GTO generation, has made solid 1970 examples increasingly sought after by serious collectors. This particular car is a hardtop coupe finished in white over a black vinyl interior.

The VIN decodes to confirm it as a 1970 model, built at the Pontiac, Michigan assembly plant, and identifies it as a GTO hardtop with a 400 cubic inch V8 and Turbo Hydra-Matic 400 automatic transmission. The combination of a white exterior with a black interior and the full options list this car carries — including the hood-mounted tachometer, Endura front bumper, hood scoops, and air conditioning — makes it a well-equipped example with good visual contrast and a strong presence on any show field or open road. This Beautiful GTO also comes with A PHS (Pontiac Historical Report), and a copy of the original window sticker.

This GTO is a Must for Muscle car, or Classic Car collectors. Features List - 400ci V8 Engine - Turbo Hydra-Matic 400 Automatic Transmission - Endura Body-Color Front Bumper - Functional Twin Hood Scoops - Hood-Mounted Tachometer - Dual Exhaust with Quad Exhaust Tips - Rally II Wheels - BFGoodrich Radial T/A Tires - AM/FM Radio - Center Console with Floor Shifter - Front Bucket Seats - Rear Headrests - Wood-Grain Dashboard Trim - Sport Stripe Decals - Power Steering - Power Brakes - Air Conditioning - GTO Door Panel Badges - Clean Undercarriage Mechanical The 1970 GTO came standard with a 400 cubic inch V8, and that engine remains under the hood of this car today. For the 1970 model year, Pontiac offered the 400 in several states of tune, with the base version rated at 350 horsepower and the Ram Air III and Ram Air IV variants producing 366 and 370 horsepower respectively.

This car carries the 400 backed by the Turbo Hydra-Matic 400 automatic, which was one of the most robust three-speed automatic transmissions GM produced during the muscle car era. The TH400 is known for its durability and smooth power delivery, and it was a factory option that many buyers of performance cars chose specifically because it could handle the torque of a big-cube V8 without complaint. The twin hood scoops on the 1970 GTO are not purely decorative.

Depending on the factory option ordered, they could be configured to feed outside air directly to