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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.CLICK-> 
Sitting on a bucket. Jeff cannot wait to drive his 1966 Tempest.CLICK-> 
Kim Lillie purchased this 1966 GTO, sight unseen in
September 2004. Kim is doing a frame off, PHS documented
restoration on the GTO. These pictures were taken at the body shop duing the restoration. This was the first time Kim saw the car. Looks liker there is a new floor resting up against the tool boxes.CLICK-> 
Front end shot of Kim's 1966 GTO hardtop restoration project.CLICK-> 
1966 GTO restoration project, rear end view.CLICK-> 
1966 GTO owned by Dan Koontz from Lincoln, Nebraksa. It's painted a 1998 shade of Cadillac Blue. Dan restored it from the ground up after getting it out of a field four years ago.CLICK-> 
Blue 1966 GTO convertible, front end view. Dan's goat has a parchment interior and a white top.CLICK-> 
Blue 1966 GTO convertible, left front view.CLICK-> 
Here's a 1966 LeMans that site visitor Patrick spotted in a local junkyard. The car must be parked next to a Dodge Charger.CLICK-> 
Rich just purchased this Montero Red 1966 GTO sport coupe. Rich tells us more, "It's pretty rough looking but in surprisingly good condition for a car that was stored outside for more than 25 years! The car is all original with most of the Montero Red paint showing. The original black interior is also pretty mint - just
mold and 30 years of grime. All numbers match down to the ORIGINAL
1966 license plate and Granny Hubcaps!"CLICK-> 
Rich continues, "The guy that sold it to me, bought it from a young kid locally in 1975. The kid bondoed the HELL out of the car. WHY? I don't know. Fortunately he didn't tear up the interior, toss out anything important (like the original engine), or succeed in repainting the car. Anything missing was in the trunk. The guy had 100 some vehicles in his yard (literally). I had to buy a dozen or so cars Just to get the GOAT out. Most of the stuff was of little interest (trucks, 4 doors, JUNK)." CLICK-> 
Rich tells us more, "She does have some rust issues, but luckily just the typical stuff like lower fenders, trunk lip, back window and battery area. The original hood was absolutely wasted. The floors are beautiful, doors close like a new car! A minor engine fire burned the paint and 30 years of rain finshed it off. The 65 LeMans hood that's on it isn't much better. As I was loading up, the guy asks me what kind of hood I'm running. On the next parts relay from the backyard to my truck I tell him, 'I thought you were going to tell me that you have a GTO hood.' 'I Do,' he replies (It was a very solid 67 GTO hood with a shallow dent) 'Uh, How does $40.00 sound?' Needless to say I said, 'Yes!' Man, I LOVE it when that
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