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Shot of Don's 1964 Road Race sport coupe GTO going around the track.
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Burgundy 1964 GTO sport coupe tearing up the track.
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Burgundy 1964 GTO sport coupe, interior view.
| Transmission: | | Muncie M-22 with custom road race gears and extra strong case and tail shaft (AutoGear). |
| Gauges: | | Tach, speedometer, oil temp, oil pressure, water temp, fuel pressure, fuel level, voltmeter, vacuum, brake bias (autometer). |
| Fire suppression: | | 11 pound Lifeline halon system. |
| Seat: | | Road
race aluminum seat (Kirkey/Hoerr racing). |
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In the trunk is the fuel system which consists of a 22 gallon race fuel cell with 2 electric Holley red pumps.
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Here is the engine!
| Engine: | | 455 Pontiac block .035 bored, 428 crank de-stroked to 440 Cubic inches, Eagle ESP rods, Custom Pistons, Comp Cam Solid Roller Cam with Crower Lifters. The Block was prepared by Ken’s Speed Shop in Brooksfield, FL (352)796-8800 |
| Heads: | | Kaufmann Aluminum D-port heads ported to 325 cfm with Scorpion 1.65 ratio rockers with studs girdles. Heads were prepared by Kauffman Racing Equipment
Glenmont, OH (740) 599-5000 |
| Intake System: | | Edelbrock performer RPM manifold with 830 cfm race prepped Holley Carb |
| Oil System: | | Road race oil pan with 3 Quart Accusump with race prepped Mellings oil pump (Canton) |
| Ignition: | | 2 MSD 6T boxes with 2 blaster 2 coils with rev limiter box (MSD) |
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Grenadier Red 1964 GTO hardtop owned by Jeff Lovich from Flagstaff, Arizona. Jeff tells us more about his goat, "It has relatively few options including AM pushbutton radio, reverb, two speed windshield wipers and washer, backup lights, spinners and a four speed. The original 389 still sports factory fresh fuel pump and alternator. This car keeps me motivated to finish my Yorktown Blue 1964 GTO coupe."
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Left side view of Jeff's Grenadier Red 1964 GTO hardtop. You can see Jeff's 1964 coupe in his garage in the background.
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Wow. Take a look at this red interior in Jeff Lovich's Grenadier Red 1964 GTO hardtop.
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This two tone 1964 GTO hardtop is owned by Cynthia Mitchell from Penfield, New York. It is painted Alamo Beige on the bottom and its top is painted Ivory white. This was our Picture Of The Week for 2/25/07. Cynthia's husband, Derek, tells us more, "This is my wife's 64 GTO. It was a gift from me for our 8th anniversary. She loves GTOs and this year was her favorite. I found this gem on eBay in 2002. It was an all original survivor: 389, 4 barrel, 2-speed auto, non-Posi 3.23 rear. It was located about seven hours from us. I drove down to take a look at her and bought it on the spot. I got a great deal as the value of these has gone up since then. Ok all you purists look away at this point! I removed the original powertrain and stored for good keeping. I replaced it with a built 455 and 400 trans, installed a posi unit from Auburn keeping the 3.23 gears, front power disc conversion, rechromed the bumpers, replaced entire exhaust with Ram Air manifold and Pypes 2-1/2 inch crossflow, replaced rug, and added new rubber with 15" Rally ones. The paint hasn't been touched yet."
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Alamo Beige 1964 GTO hardtop, right front view. This Goat wears a set of shiny Rally I wheels.
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Say "Hi" to Goatgirl. Here is Cynthia with her Alamo Beige 1964 GTO hardtop.
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Alamo Beige 1964 GTO hardtop, interior view.
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Someone has a GTO tattoo. Is this Cynthia's husband, Derek?
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This awesome black 1964 GTO Sport Coupe is owned by Kent Churchill from Red Oak, Iowa. It was our Picture Of The Week for 7/1/07. Click here to see more pictures of Kent's Goat with the help of the Advanced Picture Searcher loaded with year=1964, model=GTO, owner=Kent Churchill.
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This Triple Black 1964 GTO convertble was seen at the 2007 GTOAA International Convention held June 26th through the 30th in Columbus Ohio. This was our Picture Of The Week for 7/8/07. This Goat was a concours car. Displayed with the car were some "before" pictures. It was pretty rough before the restoration. Some options were 4-speed, air conditioning, and Tri-Power. The photo was taken by Paul Sanders. If you snapped any pictures at the show, upload them using our Self-Upload Page. Click here to go to our GTOAA07 Parking Lot and check out more pictures of this GTO and others at the yearly convention.
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