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Front view of a 1966 red GTO hardtop on the side of the road. CLICK->
Right front view of a 1966 red GTO hardtop. CLICK->
Rear view of Russell Fellman's 1966 red GTO hardtop parked on the side of the road. CLICK->
Blue 1966 GTO convertible on top of Mt Desert in Bar Harbor Maine.
From Charlie Huntington. He is President of the GTO Association of Maine. CLICK->
1966 GTO convertible in rough shape sits in a barn. CLICK->
WOW 2 1966 GTO's in one driveway.. Lucky person.. Right 1966 is burgundy and left GTO is red. Pic#1 CLICK->
Front view of 2 1966 GTO'S. Right car is burgundy and left is red. Pic#2
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1966 red GTO nose to nose with a burgundy 1966 GTO. Pic#3 CLICK->
1966 GTO hardtop with the Bobcat sticker. This one is probably Starlight Black paint code "A". This one has redline tires mounted on Rally I wheels and a white interior. And (of course) a GR-RRR! license plate. The orange and black GR-RRR license plate was available from Royal Pontiac as a promotional item for their Bobcat performance packages. Speaking of performance, here are Sean's book recommendations...
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1966 GTO hardtop burgundy in front of storage. This one has Rally II wheels and a black interior. Notice that this GTO is also in front of the same storage shed as the previous 1966 black GTO - I wonder what's behind door number 3? CLICK->
1966 GTO hardtop red with black vinyl roof and a set of Rally I wheels. This might be what was behind door #3 - judging from the original filenames of this and the previous two 1966 GTO pictures. Plus the backgound field and tree-line looks the same. CLICK->
1966 GTO camper. Yeah, right! A fake drawing. Pontiac did offer a camping option on their 1974 GTO. Check out the 1974 GTO picture lots for a couple of these 1974 GTO campers. CLICK->
Steve Duryee adds some animation to this weirdass 1966 GTO with the camper option. You don't need a media player to see this one. Just click on it. CLICK->
1966 LeMans white with black vinyl roof, hood tach, hood retainer pins, and Rally II wheels without the chrome trim rings. CLICK->
1966 tripower GTO hardtop red has hood & trunk open at a 1997 Indiana car show.
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Mark (72gto.@gte.net) - "The pictures are great, and your dealer identification project is something that someone should have done long ago."
