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This 1966 GTO hardtop was sent in by an anonymous site visitor. It has a 455ci engine and a 4-speed manual transmission. CLICK->
Another shot of this 1966 GTO. This time in the tall grass. This photo has areas of light and dark. Normally, cars are photographed better in bright even lighting conditions. However, these photos were kinda unintentionally artsy. The pics have a deep contrast between the bright white car and the super black shadows. This one really helps to reveal the aging of the car. I thought it was sort of like looking at an older woman's face in the bright sunlight. Rod Stewart sings: "The morning sun when it's in your face really shows your age". I'd name the car Maggie May! CLICK->
And a shot from the rear. Compare this shadowy photo with that of another 1966 car. It has a well-lit rear end here. CLICK->
Tiger Gold 1966 GTO owned by Mark & Mike Puzo from Longmont, Colorado. The 1966 GTO has been in their family since Feburary 1974. It was restored again two years ago. The 1969 is two years into a four year restoration. CLICK->
Another shot of the two GTOs. CLICK->
Take a look at this Charcoal silver 1966 LeMans which has been converted nicely into a GTO. It is owned by Skip from Swansboro, North Carolina. Skip tells us more about this modified Poncho, "This is a car my Dad has been building for two years. He gave it to me for Christmas. The motor is a Chevy 350 with a turbo 400. It has a 3.08 gear with B&M slap shifter. It has BF Goodrich 225-60s on the back and 215-70s on the front. This car is a real head turner everywhere I go." CLICK->
There's Skip behind the wheel of his Charcoal silver 1966 GTO clone hardtop. Smile Skip! CLICK->
Looking down the side of this 1966 GTO clone. Nice paint. CLICK->
Shot of the license plate. CLICK->
There a a few mods in here: aftermarket shifter and steering wheel, an in-dash tach, updated stereo, and racing seats. The dash bezel has been painted black. CLICK->
The modern-style front seats have been stitched to match the stock rear seat. CLICK->
This is the 1966 GTO that George Bushnell purchased new in May of 1966. He's wondering if anyone here now owns it. Check the VIN. CLICK->
OOps! Here's a new car with body damage. In September of 1966, George got rear ended. He later got it repaired. CLICK->
Another shot of the rear end damage. This one has a single thin black pinstripe. CLICK->
Gold 1966 GTO hardtop owned by Mark Hofer from Hilliard, Ohio. Mark tells us more, "I bought this car eight years ago and recently had it finished. It has Boss 304 20-inch rear rims and 18-inch on the front. All numbers matching with 389ci and Carter AFB. It has a Saginaw three speed on the floor with Hurst shifter." PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Homero Carrillo Jr (hc.@jbcllp.com) -"Hats off to your efforts. Great reading and pictures on the 1969 extended detail restoration."