How much horsepower did the 1969 GTO have?

It features the standard 350-hp 400 engine, three-speed manual and the 3.23 rear gear that came with optional A/C.

What engine did a 69 GTO have?

The standard engine option in a Judge for 1969 was a 366-hp, Ram Air III 400-cu-in engine. If that wasn’t butch enough, an optional Ram Air IV 400 engine could be selected.

Are GTOs rare?

Only 142 GTOs were built like this two-owner example. Over the course of its three-year lifespan (2004-06), production of the Australian-made Pontiac GTO was capped at just over 40,000 units, so that means just about every build combination is considered rare today.

What is the acceleration of a 1969 Pontiac GTO?

Performance statistics for a standard 1969 Pontiac GTO were more or less the same as the 1968 GTO. The real difference was made by the RA IV which clocked a quarter mile in 14.4 sec accelerating 0 – 60 in 6.1 seconds.

When did the Pontiac GTO get a Judge option?

In 1969, Pontiac GTO shunned the old side vent window for the first time. Introduced for the first time in 1969, the ‘Judge’ option was the highlight of this year’s Pontiac GTO. With only five built, 1969 Pontiac GTO Convertibles with Ram Air IV are among the rarest GTOs of all time.

What kind of engine does a 1969 Pontiac goat have?

The 1969 Goat had all the standard offerings of the 1968 GTO. As we mentioned, the interior and exterior were almost indistinguishable from the previous model. The standard powertrain was also the same 400 cubic inch V8 delivering 350 hp.

What is the rarest Pontiac GTO convertible?

With only five built, 1969 Pontiac GTO Convertibles with Ram Air IV are among the rarest GTOs of all time. Many consider 1969 as the last golden year for the muscle era. While Pontiac’s sales were a little overshadowed by the competitors, the image of the goat remained indestructible.