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1965 GTO sport coupe owned by Greg Corkum from Hubley, Nova Scotia, Canada. This was our Picture Of The Week for 4/2/06. It is painted 2004 GTO Torrid Red. It has a rebuilt 389ci engine, bored 0.030 over, Pertronix ignition and coil, stock Carter AFB 4 barrel carb, Hooker headers and 2 1/2 inch mandrel bent Flowmaster exhaust
with H-pipe, Dynomax mufflers and stainless steel exhaust splitters. The engine is connected to the original 2-speed automatic transmission and a 3.23 positraction rear end. It has been mechanically upgraded with power steering, power disk brakes, new steering and suspension components, new radiator, fan shroud and gas tank. After seeing his car on the main page of UltimateGTO.com, Greg said, "I consider it an honour to have the photo of my car selected as Picture of the Week.
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What a tuff lookin' Torrid Red 1965 GTO! It has the original grilles, bumpers and trim. Only some emblems have been replaced.
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Torrid Red 1965 GTO sport coupe, front end view. CLICK->
Another front end shot of Greg's Torrid Red 1965 GTO sport coupe. CLICK->
Greg has a gold interior in his Torrid Red 1965 GTO sport coupe. The interior is mostly original with GTO option bucket seats and
console. It has been upgraded with the factory Rally gauge package, drivers side remote mirror, AM radio, new carpet and headliner, new steering wheel, updated sound system with hidden remote control receiver, CD player and rear power antenna. CLICK->
Greg's 1965 GTO sport coupe had a complete body off frame restification completed in 2004. CLICK->
Black 1965 GTO sport coupe owned by Bob DeMarco from Somerset, Massachusetts. This was our Picture Of The Week for 5/14/06. It took Bob about a year to restore it. It has a 4-speed transmission and a Tri-Power setup under the hood. How about a version for your desktop wallpaper; 800-600 wallpaper and 1024-768 wallpaper. CLICK->
Bob's black 1965 GTO sport coupe, right rear view. CLICK->
This is Alex Keddie's 1965 Numbers Matching, Iris Mist paint code, Tri-Power, 4-speed GTO. It is a frame-off restored, engine rebuilt GTO. Alex is a colleague of mine. He is a radio station engineer in the Indianapolis market. He works for a group of stations run by Entercom. They include WNTR, WZPL & WXNT radio. I found out about this car from a professional tower climber who works all across Indiana. The climber was doing some work for me at my Muncie radio station which is north of Indianapolis. The climber told me that there was another radio engineer like me who was also crazy about GTOs. What a coincidence. I thought it sounded like a made-up story until about a year later when I spoke with Alex on the phone. He emailed these photos... and the car is for real! CLICK->
Iris Mist 1965 GTO hardtop, right rear view. It has chrome exhaust splitters exiting just behind the rear tires. CLICK->
Iris Mist 1965 GTO hardtop, right side view. CLICK->
This Iris Mist 1965 GTO hardtop wears a set of redline tires mounted on Cragar wheels. CLICK->
And a Tri-Power under the hood! CLICK->
Here is a shot of the data plate. The trim is 213-30 which is for the black interior. The paint is PP which is Iris Mist over Iris Mist. CLICK->
In the trunk is a spare tire mounted on a Rally I wheel, a jack, tire wrench, and trunk mat.
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Scott Nimons (scottnims.@earthlink.net) -"Your site has helped me piece together the engine compartment on my 1970 ragtop thanks to some of the pictures."
