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Gray 1965 GTO clone Sport Coupe, right side view. CLICK->
Then... Erik crashed his 1965 GTO clone. He says that it will be a couple months before she is back on the road again. How much do you think it will cost to repair all the damage? Please leave your comments with the "comments" link below. CLICK->
Ryan Treadway spotted this very clean Red 1965 GTO convertible at a car show in Beavercreek, Ohio. CLICK->
Red 1965 GTO convertible, front end view. This one has vintage 1965 Ohio plates. CLICK->
Here is the Tri-Power engine under the hood of this red 1965 GTO convertible. Very clean indeed. CLICK->
Steve Shriver spotted this 1965 GTO hardtop outside of Denver in the spring of 2004. Steve tells us more, "You could still see the impressions in the paint on the rear quarter panels where the 'GTO' emblems once were. It had a straight frame with some minor surface rust and very restorable." Looks like a big monster took a bite out of the rear seat. CLICK->
Rear end view of this junked 1965 GTO hardtop. CLICK->
The data plate is missing. The data decoding will be so easy for this one (not). Just call CSI Miami and they will be happy to bring out a cool device for reading the missing digits. They'd probably do it by touching an ultraviolet sensor to the area with a missing plate. Then it would make some "beepy" noises and print out a copy of the data plate. Or maybe the original VIN could just be found on the frame where the factory "hides" it. Or look near the heater box where the factory "hides" it. I do know one thing about this mystery car. The guy that took this photo has a full head of hair. CLICK->
Fontaine Blue 1965 GTO convertible owned by Rick Rosen from Redmond, Washington. This is a beauty! CLICK->
Fontaine Blue 1965 GTO convertible, left rear view. CLICK->
Rick has redline tires and Rally II wheels on his Fontaine Blue 1965 GTO convertible. CLICK->
Rear wrap-around tail light and fender emblem on this 1965 GTO. CLICK->
Tri-Power! CLICK->
Take a look at this awesome 1965 GTO race car. This one has a tube chassis and weights only 2725 pounds. It has fiberglass front end, doors, bumpers, and trunk lid. CLICK->
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