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by Sean Mattingly. 1966 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1966 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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How about a peek at the engine?CLICK-> 
The interior is blue with a later model GTO console.CLICK-> 
 
This is a red 1966 GTO hardtop pic #1 from STTM4@aol.com who also has a 1968 car.CLICK-> 
Red 1966 GTO hardtop pic #2 from STTM4@aol.com. Shiny! New paint?CLICK-> 
This white 1966 GTO pic #1 is from Ty Montgomery who says he could spend hours on this web site. The car was purchased in New Mexico and gets tucked away for the winters in Portland, Oregon. No driving in the rain for this baby.CLICK-> 
White 1966 GTO hardtop pic #2 left-rear view is from Ty Montgomery with Rally II wheels.CLICK-> 
John Green from Fort Collins, Colorado sends these pictures (this is pic #1) of his son's 1966 convertible. John has a blue 1968 convertible also on this web site. He's changed jobs since his car was posted on this site. He retired from the University of Northern Colorado as a Professor and now does consulting dealing with economic impacts on international agriculture trade of animal diseases - both the risk and impact of exporting and importing diseases. (Mad Cow Disease???) He says he's having fun, getting to travel, and spending time with the GTOs. This 1966 car had a frameoff restoration in '90 - '91 and his son drove it in high school and summers in his first couple of years of college.
Then, in 1995 it was stored.CLICK-> 
1966 black GTO convertible interior view pic #2 sent in by John Green.CLICK-> 
1966 black GTO convertible left-side view pic #3 sent in by John Green .CLICK-> 
1966 black GTO convertible rear view pic #4 sent in by John Green.CLICK-> 
1966 black GTO convertible right-front view pic #5 sent in by John Green.CLICK-> 
This is a white 1966 LeMans hardtop at a salvage yard.CLICK-> 
1966 Pontiac GTO owned by Bob Stein from Norfolk, Virginia. He says the original owner called him out of the blue and asked if he would be interested in the car. He fills us in, "I had never heard of her or seen the car before, but a mutual friend had given her my name. The car was rough, having sat in her yard since it quit running nearly ten years before. However, it was complete and original, and cheap. I got the car running the day after I bought it - the lead from the coil to the points had broken. I plan to restore the car to good driver status - including taking it back to the original Fontaine Blue with a black vinyl roof."CLICK-> 
Dean McGrory from Newark, Delaware has this red 1966 GTO convertible picture #1.CLICK-> 
Picture #2 of a 1966 red GTO convertible from Dean McGrory. It has redline tires mounted on Rally I wheels. |
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