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by Sean Mattingly. 1967 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1967 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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1967 GTO black convertible with a black interior and black top. Nice clean front end view. The picture was taken by Lloyd Rowland of the Western NY GTO club.CLICK-> 
'67 GTO engine compartment closeup. Tri-power was added later, since not available in 1967.CLICK-> 
Here's one from Michael Margozzi. It was taken around 1986. The school in the background is in Sunnyvale, California. Mike writes: "The four of us went to High School there. The '65 is a LOADED 4 speed convertible tri-power. The '67 was mine (I sold it). It was a bare bones AT. Fast as hell though. The '69 was a perfect car with low miles, just a looker though, he never pushed it. The '70 was my insane buddy's car. This guy wrecked his parents' '66 Vette when he was 15! His '70 was a nice and fast 4 speed car. We spent A LOT of time street racing and fixing each others cars."CLICK-> 
Here's another picture from Mike. He writes: "This 1982 shot is a classic! It is me working on my '67 parked just behind my '68 with the girlfriend watching and waiting. This was the usual situation. She was a babe. I was more interested in the cars. I've switched my attitude now :-)" Mike's email address is margozzi@garlic.com. Check out the '68 lot for a vintage picture of Mike's 1968 GTO.CLICK-> 
Cindy Mobbs sent in these pictures of her husband's 1967 GTO. Cindy says, "Here is a pic of My Hubby racing his 1967 GTO at Butlers Nationals Memorial Day in 2001. He runs a 455 (but still has the original 400). His 455 has been modified by Butler's performance Pontiacs to output 580HP."CLICK-> 
Another shot of Evert Mobb's yellow 1967 GTO - in a tamer setting.CLICK-> 
Here's a gold 1967 LeMans convertible sent in from Bob Perun. He's in the process of restoring it and is thinking about Tyrol Blue for the paint.CLICK-> 
Double shot of a blue 1967 GTO convertible with a white interior and white top. Owned by Ray Stahl. It has a 400 engine, 4 speed, and 77k miles on it!CLICK-> 
Nice blue 1967 GTO hardtop owned by Rick Moore. Rick tells us: "I found this 67 GTO 4 speed about 2 year ago, all original except for Tri-power intake off of a 65. And has an original 27,000 miles on the entire car. And about 500 miles on a complete engine rebuild that I did last summer boring 40 over. I'm now pushing approx. 435 horse after all the inside goodies."CLICK-> 
Blue 1967 GTO hardtop owned by Rick Moore. Rick's inside. He's from Hanford, California.CLICK-> 
Take a look at the paint on Steve Owen's 1967 GTO hardtop. Steve's from upstate New York.CLICK-> 
Tyrol Blue 1967 GTO hardtop owned by John Bleaszard. It has 54K original miles on it. Options include power antenna Rally I, rear sway bar, 3.55 posi, and the 335 hp 400 engine. CLICK-> 
Tyrol Blue 1967 GTO hardtop interior view. Options also include 4 speed, rally gauges, power disc brakes, power steering, console vacuum gauge, reverb, and no ac.CLICK-> 
Here's a shot of Dale & Jody Lake's new 1967 GTO convertible sitting next to their black 67 GTO. They live in Layton, Utah. Here's what Don has to say about his new purchase: "I picked up another '67 this summer (2001) in Idaho. It was one of those I can't pass this up kind of thing. I just know some day the wife will understand it. This '67 convertible is a survivor car. Though I'm the forth owner, the second owner keep the car for most of it's life. They used it for Sunday cruising. The original red line spare is still in the trunk. All four original keys still have the knock outs in place."CLICK-> 
Blue 1967 GTO HO with a black vinyl top and redline tires mounted on Rally I wheels sent in by Will. |
 
    
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