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1966 GTO pillar/post restoration picture #2, front view.
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Andy Roshberg (varispeed@mindspring.com) in Weston Florida bought this 1966 GTO on Ebay after careful inspection. It has 4 speed, air conditioning, ps, pb, and more.
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Black 1966 sport coupe owned by David Wilson (DAVSTER69@aol.com). Its got a 4-speed manual transmission.
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Tiger Gold 1966 GTO with a black (not vinyl) top. This one is owned by Ray Schlechtweg (flerdirt@earthlink.net).
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Ray's Tiger Gold 1966 GTO front view.
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Here's something you don't see very often. Here's a set of red fender liners that were offered as options on the 1966 and 1967 GTOs.
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Second view of these red fender liners.
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Red 1966 GTO front end view owned by Jeff Farve from Missoula, Montana. Here's what Jeff has to say, "The car was a complete wreck when I got it but two years of work and it looks like this. I tried to do as much of the work myself as I could. It has a bored 400, #16 heads, 4-speed, hooker headers, flowmasters, all new interior, trunk pans, hotchkis springs, PST polygraphite bushings and sway bars. This car drives better than it looks. It's a favorite at the shows and always wins."
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Red 1966 GTO engine view owned by Jeff Farve. Very clean engine compartment.
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Red 1966 GTO right side view owned by Jeff Farve.
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Red 1966 GTO right rear view owned by Jeff Farve. Glass-like paint!
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Red 1966 GTO interior view owned by Jeff Farve.
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How about a Torch Red 1966 hardtop? Bill Graham drives this fine specimen around. He tells us: "This is my 66 GTO original 389 Tri-Power 389 4speed. It has black interior, console, 3:55 rear and all original documentation. It is painted torch red with 3 clearcoats. The engine is rebuilt and detailed to stock with compartment painted gloss 40 degree black."
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1966 GTO pillared coupe in the beginning stages of a restoration. It's owned by Eugene Anderson (gtos1234@bscsystems.com) from Green Forest Arkansas.
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1966 GTO pillared coupe being restored, right side view.
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