When the 2004 Pontiac GTO was released, it was “introducing a car that needs no introduction.” The GTO is fondly remembered as the type of car that once the key is turned, there is no going back. Power; unadulterated and pure.

Outfitted in a manner for performance; we are told from reliable sources that this 2004 Pontiac GTO was built by GM, but unfortunately the intended purpose for the machine has not yet been uncovered.

The vibrant yellow and purple paint combination, along with the numerous body modifications make it an eye-catcher, and its 6.0-liter LS1 V-8 engine with six-speed manual transmission provides the commensurate power to impress. Among the additional equipment is Racing Hart five-spoke aluminum wheels, Sparco Pro2000 bucket seats, Sparco three-spoke steering wheel, cockpit rollbar system, racing-type pedals, front spoiler, raised rear wing, lower bodyside aero elements, various scoops and ducts, plus power four-wheel disc brakes.

The vehicle may not be driven on public roads.