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Skyline Blue 1964 GTO convertible, left rear view. CLICK->
Skyline Blue 1964 GTO convertible, left side view. CLICK->
The interior in this Skyline Blue 1964 GTO convertible is dark blue. The 1964 GTO was also offered in a ligher aqua blue interior. CLICK->
Skyline Blue 1964 GTO convertible, engine view. This is the stock 389ci 325hp engine. CLICK->
Skyline Blue 1964 GTO convertible, trunk view. CLICK->
The VIN plate for a 1964 GTO is located on the left side (driver's side) door pillar. Let's decode it! The 8 is for the V8 engine. 2 is for the LeMans and GTO model. 4 is for the 1964 model year. M is for the Kansas City Missouri assembly plant. 18309 is the squential unit number. CLICK->
The data plate for a 1964 GTO can be found on the left hand firewall (under the hood). Let's decode this one too! 64 is for the 1964 model year. The first 2 is for Pontiac. The second 2 is for the LeMans and GTO models. The 67 is for the convertible body style. KC is for the Kansas City Missouri assembly plant. 1203 is a very early sequential unit number for that assembly line. 215 is for the dark blue interior. H is the Skyline Blue paint. 4 should be for a blue convertible top. Not sure why there are two 4's there. CLICK->
Grenadier Red 1964 GTO Sport Coupe owned by Jeff Gilligan from Connecticut. Jeff tells us about his GTO, "This 1964 GTO has a matching #s 389, Tri-Power, Muncie 4-speed, posi, duals, factory tinted glass, tach, vacuum gauge, and console. I have the original
dealer invoice, POP, owners manual, keys, and sales literature. This
car is UN-RESTORED and is 99.9% rust free, no bondo." CLICK->
Grenadier Red 1964 GTO Sport Coupe, left front fender view. CLICK->
Grenadier Red 1964 GTO Sport Coupe, interior view. Jeff says, "The interior is original right down to the rug and no tears in the seats." CLICK->
Close-up of the dash. You can see the tach in the 3rd pod over. This one also has the original vacuum gauge on the console. CLICK->
Grenadier Red 1964 GTO Sport Coupe, Tri-Power engine view. CLICK->
Grenadier Red 1964 GTO Sport Coupe, side of the Tri-Power engine. That's an orignal valve cover. There is no hole in it. Reproductions all seem to have oil fill holes for both sides. CLICK->
Silvermist Gray 1964 LeMans Sport Coupe owned by Pia and Anders Gregersen from Denmark. Anders tells us, "It is a daily driver during the summer. It had a Chevy 402 in it when I got it back in 1997. Now it has a 455 from 1970 with 670 heads." CLICK->
Silvermist Gray 1964 LeMans Sport Coupe, right front view. They have big license plates in Denmark. PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
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