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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. CLICK->
Andy has since repainted his 1966 LeMans hardtop. Now it's gray. CLICK->
Gray 1966 LeMans hardtop, right rear view. CLICK->
1966 GTO htop red #1 left front from Mark Friedrich (mfriedrich@mindspring.com) CLICK->
1966 GTO htop red #2 rear from Mark Friedrich (mfriedrich@mindspring.com) CLICK->
1966 GTO htop red #3 right rear from Mark Friedrich (mfriedrich@mindspring.com) CLICK->
1966 GTO htop red #4 engine from Mark Friedrich (mfriedrich@mindspring.com) CLICK->
1966 GTO htop red #5 interior from Mark Friedrich (mfriedrich@mindspring.com) CLICK->
1966 GTO htop blue #1 left from Manuel (mmuniz@sct.gob.mx). GTO features rally II wheels painted to match the color of the car. CLICK->
1966 GTO htop blue #2 front from Manuel (mmuniz@sct.gob.mx) CLICK->
1966 GTO htop blue #3 right front from Manuel (mmuniz@sct.gob.mx) CLICK->
Blue 1966 GTO hardtop junker in a Hawaii parking lot view #1. Scott Holten sent in these pictures. Here is the story in Scott's words,
"The picture of that car was taken in June of 1984 at the Pearl Harbor Naval Submarine Base...Oahu. In the backgroung is the Auto Repair shop on the base. You should pay it a visit. At least when my '67 GTO and I were in Hawaii, that shop was very well outfitted with tools and service bays available for the interested serviceman or DOD employee. True, there are no palm trees to be seen though! The only other GTO's that I knew of there were from out of state and owned by a sailor and a marine. I bought a front bumper that was on a car in Hawaii. The car had been rolled on it's top by the owner as a fun way to remove the starter! No kidding, that is what he told me. Too many Samoan friends I think! I bought the bumper from him for $10. The amount that he claimed he needed for some 'Bud'. After talking to him for just a minute or so I realised he was not referring to beer!" CLICK->
Blue 1966 GTO hardtop junker - note the special cable over the roof door locks! view #2
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Stephen Brown (stephen.@clickandgroove.com) - "Great site. Packed. I'm producing a new show for History Channel called "Full Throttle" - when we do GTOs we'll give you a call."
