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by Sean Mattingly. 1966 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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1966 Monkeemoblie #2, view from the right front.CLICK-> 
 
1966 Monkeemoblie #2, view from the right rear. This is a nice detailed view of how the rear of this car was customized. You can see the cover for the drag chute. George Barris says that the original parachute said "Kellogg's" on it.CLICK-> 
Close-up of the front grille on the Monkeemobile #2. Those are stock 1966 grille inserts.CLICK-> 
Looking down the left side of the Monkeemobile #2. The car was sort of designed as a rolling stage for the bandmembers. The interior panels wrap right around to the outside. No side glass here. There are subtle pinstripes on the car too.CLICK-> 
Here is a treat! Ken has snapped some shots of the interior of the Monkeemobile #2. The dash appears to be gold in color. CLICK-> 
Here we get to see the seating pattern. This car has four bucket seats and a bench way in back. In the 2006 restoration, there were some changes made. They added speaker pods to both sides. The pods sit on the floor behind these seats with several speakers pointing in all directions. Amps for the speakers are hidden under the rearmost bench seat.CLICK-> 
George Barris has restored the Monkeemobile #2. He did a lot of work to it including making the hood functional. Ken Skistimas snapped these pictures fresh after the restoration at the Sacramento Autorama car show early in 2007. A lot of company sponsors came together to make this restoration happen.CLICK-> 
The car looks better than it did in the 1960's. This is a right rear view of the Monkeemobile #2 fresh out of the restoration. They added a modern high power sound system and some video screens inside.CLICK-> 
Left rear view of the Monkeemobile #2. The car was originally designed to showcase the members of The Monkees band. You might call this a stage on wheels. During the recent restoration, they added a video monitor in the dash. I wonder what the next auto-modifcation fad will be.CLICK-> 
That is one huge convertible top! Thanks to Ken for the photos of this world famous car.CLICK-> 
1966 GTO hardtop black #1 right front from Rick Swaim in Winona Lake, Indiana.CLICK-> 
1966 GTO hardtop black #2 front end view from Rick SwaimCLICK-> 
1966 GTO hardtop black #3 left side view. It has a black vinyl top and red pin stripes.CLICK-> 
Light Blue 1966 LeMans hardtop owned by Andy Leahy.CLICK-> 
There is a modified engine under the hood of this 1966 LeMans hardtop.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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