1967 Pontiac GTO

Steve Strope and Pure Vision Design arrived at SEMA 2025 with a stunning 1967 Pontiac GTO featured in the Dynamat booth. The GTO was a masterclass in "restraint and purpose," designed as a clean, high-end customer build that emphasizes drivability and a timeless silhouette. The car is finished in a deep metallic blue paint sourced from the Lamborghini Urus palette, which perfectly complements its refined stance and flush-mounted door handles borrowed from a '69–'70 Grand Prix. Under the hood, the original 400-cu.in. engine was massaged by Penta Motorsports into a 462-cu.in. powerhouse, backed by a Hughes 4L80E transmission and breathing through Magnaflow headers. The interior, designed by Eric Brockmeyer, continues the exotic theme with Lamborghini leather, custom forged carbon fiber trim, and dark blue Rolls-Royce wool carpeting.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Pontiac Grand Prix flush door handles

• Notches in rear bumper for exhaust

• Lamborghini blue by Mick’s Paint

• Interior designed by Steve Strope and Eric Brockmeyer

• Gabe’s Interior completed the interior

• Lamborghini leather interior

• Rolls Royce dark blue carpet

• Composite Speed forged carbon interior panels

• Detroit Speed suspension with JRI shocks

• Original 400 motor, punched to 462 ci

• Edelbrock cylinders heads, water pump, EFI, valve covers

• Billet Specialties Tru Trac serpentine system

• US Radiator with a brushless fan

• Hughes 4L80 automatic transmission

• Baer brakes

• Schott wheels

• Michelin tires from Coker

• Magnaflow exhaust system

• ARP fasteners

• Dynamat throughout

• Kicker audio

• Vintage Air climate control