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Left front view of Bill's red 1966 GTO. He kept the body colored side mirrors.CLICK-> 
Red 1966 GTO hardtop, interior view. Very nice.CLICK-> 
White 1966 GTO convertible owned by Rich Coccodrilli, Jr from Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania. He bought it in 2002. Rich adds, "It has a 389, a 4-speed, convertible, a large hood scoop with 3 driver facing instruments: oil pressure, vacuum and water temperature." See the three little circles on the rear of the hood scoop? Those are the instruments.CLICK-> 
1966 GTO convertible project owned by Ron Tremblay from Middleton, Massachusetts. Ron tell us, "I bought this car for a restoration project from an owner who had the car for thirty years. I could tell he loved the car. He was happy to get $4,000 for it. He paid $1,900 in 1973. Driving it home, she drove straight as an arrow and still got third gear chirps. It was a typical New England Car – rusting from the inside out and needing a total restoration. I drove the car into the garage and tore it apart in December of 2003. I started with the frame – sandblasting and mig-welding patches in front disc brake conversion, then new bushings and stainless steel lines. The frame is good as new. I took the summer off as this was a winter project that keeps me off the couch and out of my wife’s hair. This winter, it was back to the garage – starting with patching the underbody and installing new braces. The car is now back on the frame and lined up. It’s going to be a long winter and by Spring I’m hoping the body will be done."CLICK-> 
Barrier Blue 1966 GTO convertible owned by Bill Allard from Sparks, Nevada. Bill did a complete restoration on this car. It was finished 9/15/2004. Bill is standing here with a license plate that says "FIRST" on it.CLICK-> 
Bill's Barrier Blue 1966 GTO convertible was a class winner at the Pontiac Western Regional Show in Reno on 9/18/2004. CLICK-> 
Mission Beige 1966 GTO convertible owned by Marc Powell. Mark tells us this story, "My Dad bought this car in 1973 for $395 (can you say gas crisis?). My sister then got it in about 1976. She drove it into a post a couple of times. She drove it from Fresno to Modesto, California once on 5 cylinders. She then parked it in a garage/chicken coop. I talked her out of it in 1984 and have been working on it and enjoying it since then. The car has been to all but one TIGER RUN in Oregon. Work on the car has basically stopped as I am now a stay at home Dad. It is still a blast to go cruising in. The engine has been untouched since my sister had it 'overhauled' by her high school shop. It has been repainted its original color in 1992, and a new repro interior in 1993. Original options include P/S, P/B, A/C, tilt , 389 4-barrel and auto-trans. I decided it was time this site had a Mission Beige 66 on it."CLICK-> 
This is what Marc's Mission Beige 1966 GTO convertible looked like back in 1984 when he got it from his sister.CLICK-> 
Another shot of Marc's Mission Beige 1966 GTO convertible taken in 1984. This time the top is up.CLICK-> 
Cadet Blue 1966 Tempest Sport Coupe owned by R.W. Johnson from Murfreesboro, Tennessee.CLICK-> 
Cadet Blue 1966 Tempest Sport Coupe, left side view.CLICK-> 
Cadet Blue 1966 Tempest Sport Coupe, right rear view.CLICK-> 
Black 1966 LeMans convertible owned by Vern Chudy from Winnipeg, Canada.CLICK-> 
Vern's black 1966 LeMans convertible sitting next to a Gold 1967 LeMans or Tempest Convertible. You can tell the other is a 67 because the nose is different between the grilles.CLICK-> 
Jeff Giovino is restoring this 1966 Tempest hardtop. Jeff adds, "This car is in need of frame repair, new floors, new quarters, and new rockers. BUT it still has the original untouched 326 and two speed tranny.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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