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Here is a 1964 GTO. It is from David Howitt in Long Beach, California. The '64 is highly modified with a candy red paint job. It has won silver in the Concours Modified class at the
Wichita GTOAA nats. CLICK->
Mayfair Maize 1964 GTO sport coupe with a red interior and redline tires. This is a large (1200 pixels wide) image. CLICK->
Mayfair Maize 1964 GTO sport coupe, left rear view. This is another large (1200 pixels wide) image. CLICK->
1964 GTO magazine ad that doesn't even show the car! It shows an empty garage and says, "There's a tiger loose in the streets." CLICK->
Vintage 1964 GTO magazine advertisement. It says, "I wouldn't stand in the middle of the page if I were you... It's a Potiac GTO!" You cannot read it in this image, but it goes on to say, "If you insist on reading at a time like this - that's a 6.5 litre Gran Tourismo Omologato aimed right at you." At the end of the ad it says, "Quick, get off the page!" CLICK->
Black 1964 GTO hardtop pictured in this two page 1973 Grand Am magazine ad. CLICK->
1964 convertible Tempest shown (right side) in this vintage 2 page magazine ad. The convertible on the left is a 1964 Catalina 2+2. The ad is titled, "A couple of terrible things just happened to our competitors." CLICK->
Blue 1964 GTO sport coupe owned by Nick. CLICK->
Blue 1964 GTO sport coupe, rear end view. This one's got some WIDE tires. CLICK->
Blue 1964 GTO sport coupe, interior view. CLICK->
Blue 1964 GTO sport coupe, engine view. CLICK->
Blue 1964 GTO sport coupe. Close up of that rear end. CLICK->
Silver and black 1964 GTO sport coupe launching at a show & drag in Oklahoma in 1992. CLICK->
Black 1964 GTO hardtop owned by Steve Klishevich from Media, Pennsylvania. Steve is the 4th owner of this 75K original mile Tri-power GTO. CLICK->
Black 1964 GTO hardtop, right front view. PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
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