Marvin's Motor City Garage 1967 Pontiac GTO HO/4 speed Barn find

Part 1 of Marvin's Motor City completing a frame on restoration of this amazing 1 owner 1967 Pontiac GTO HO 4 speed barn find. Follow our channel for more great videos.
Marvin Minarich was born in Joliet, IL. and grew up around Pontiacs thanks to his father. Marvin would go with his dad to swap meets looking for Pontiac parts, visiting the local Pontiac dealership, and even going to the drag strip. Marvin then began restoring cars at a young age and restored his first GTO at the age of 16 in his parents garage. Marvin went on to open his own restoration shop in Morris IL. where he completes gold concourse winning restorations. His customer base are car enthusiasts from all over the country that trust him and his team to complete the highest level restorations. Marvin is very well known and respected in the Pontiac world and has served as a judge and guest speaker at Pontiac shows.

[@larrycrookshanks1646]

HO and Ram Air. Had the fuel filter on top and the battery cable setup coming up under the exhaust manifold to the front side of the fenderwell .

[@capricetony]

Just put some oil in the cylinder’s and see if it runs, slowly oil it up and see if it fire’s off.

[@vsavage_old_rockerz]

love it!!!!!

[@marvinhecox8289]

67 my favorite GTO👍

[@YernBelfus400]

Can any car experts tell me the first model year of the original GTO?

[@Mary.Lou1978]

1964 was the first year of the GTO

[@YernBelfus400]

@@Mary.Lou1978 Wrong. 1962 was the first model year of the original GTO.

[@Mary.Lou1978]

@@YernBelfus400 no, 1964 was the first year for the GTO, because originally the GTO was a performance package to the LeMans which the LeMans was introduced in 1963 as the top trim package for the Tempest which the Tempest was introduced in 1961.

[@YernBelfus400]

@damonh.9345 Wrong. The first model year for the original GTO was 1962. It was powered by a 180 cubic inch V-12 with aluminum block and heads, two overhead cams, two distributors, and 12-barrel carburetion, backed by a 5-speed manual transmission. John DeLorean was so smitten by the original GTO, that he "borrowed" the name (without permission) to use on the performance package for Pontiac's mid-sized passenger car two years later in 1964. I would encourage you to Google "1962 GTO" and learn about it.

[@Mary.Lou1978]

@@YernBelfus400 My bad, I thought you meant what the first year of the Pontiac GTO not the Ferrari GTO since you had asked the question in the comments of a video about a 1967 Pontiac GTO. I know alot about vehicles from the US market(mainly from owning a 1978 El Camino and going to car shows with my grandpa ever since I was a baby) and some from cars from the European market but I’m still learning.