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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
happens! I should go back for the rustfree rear tub."
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Rich checked with PHS and found it had a 389 4-bbl, powerglide, door edge guards, power steering, and deluxe wheel discs. Rich says, ."That's it. Not even a console. BTW does anyone know the dealership name for code 25-327 ?"
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Rich concludes, "Plans include a FULL restoration re-using much of the original stuff with a possible swap over to 4 speed and manual steering."
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Barrier Blue 1966 GTO convertible owned by Mark. Mark had this story to share, "I was lucky to get her. I saw her my whole life parked on the street - never thinking I'd end up with her. I got the car from the 1st owner along with the dealer Bill of Sale. Her name is THE STORM! I traded a 71 Grand Prix. I had her since 1980 and drove her two years. Then she sat in Mom's driveway in Queens New York for 18 years (coverd -n- watched over). I did a frame off resto in 98. I did most of the work and all of the fab! My friends used to call her THE FLOWER POT! She has lots of goodies. I did it like it would have been done in the 70's. The parts came from SK/Speed.com (in Rockvillecenter L/I.) and Year One. I drove her again for two years and she is now sleeping in a garage built for her. I will be back out storming again soon! Yes, she's pretty but I built her to DRIVE her! I also have a 66 GTO ragtop, 67 GTO hardtop, 67 LeMans ragtop, and a rare 63 326 trans/axle ragtop LeMans. Now I got my eye on a 73 GTO."
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Barrier Blue 1966 GTO convertible, right rear view. There are no wheels on this car because it is being stored. Mark says, "More to thank! Jay for helping me put her together lots of late nights in mom's driveway. And thanks to Tony for the beautiful body work and paint, and my brother (Frank) for matching parts and fine tuning and to all who had a hand!"
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO owned by GTO Joe from Henrietta, New York. Joe tells us, "I have owned this car for thirty years. I sold it and bought it back again. I have done all the work myself minus body and paint. The body is all GM except for the hood. I can shoot stop lights all day long with the 454 engine, thm 400 transmission, 4.88 geared 12-bolt and nearly four feet of rear rubber meeting the pavement."
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO, front end view. Joe has roll bars inside.
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO, rear end view. Those tires are nearly 24 inches wide each.
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Joe's Starlight Black 1966 GTO cruisen the car show.
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO, right front view at a car show.
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO hardtop, right rear view.
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO hardtop, left rear view. The show is at a Pontiac dealership.
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO hardtop, left side view. The pinstripes start white at the front, move to a red in the middle, and end in a blue.
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Starlight Black 1966 GTO hardtop, right front view.
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The interior in Joe's Startlight Black 1966 GTO hardtop is red.
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