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Jay Leno Drives the Ultimate 1967 Muscle Car Unicorn (With an American Powertrain 6-Speed Swap!)

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Just 187 1967 Pontiac 2+2 HOs were built from the factory, and man is this thing a real unicorn. With the 428 under the hood, and a factory 4-speed, it was a fun car to drive, but it’s a whole other thing now thanks to the 6-speed underneath it. Jay talks about not only the swap, but the car itself, and how this really does transform this big beast. This is a cruiser muscle car, the gentleman’s hot rod if you will, and it shows. Check this thing out and let us know what you think, because we dig it.

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Jay Leno showcases a true muscle car unicorn: a rare 1967 Pontiac 2+2 HO packing a 428-cubic-inch engine! Known as the “banker’s hot rod,” this luxury cruiser got a major upgrade: a modern Tremec Magnum 6-speed manual transmission swap. Watch Jay hit the California streets in a 376-horsepower beast that runs low 13s in the quarter-mile!

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The post Jay Leno Drives the Ultimate 1967 Muscle Car Unicorn (With an American Powertrain 6-Speed Swap!) appeared first on BangShift.com.

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