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Glenn & Jason Evers own this awesome Signet Gold 1967 GTO hardtop. This was our Picture Of The Week for 8/20/06. Glenn had this to share, "My brother and I purchased this car on eBay with only one second left in the auction. It was in great shape with only 38,000 original miles but needed a resoration. We are 90% done and other than the engine rebuild and front end assembly, we did all the work ourselves. This is our first time doing a restoration. We made a few mistakes but think we did an ok job. We recently took a Silver at the New Jersey GTO Regionals."
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A peek under the hood of this Signet Gold 1967 GTO hardtop.
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Inside is a parchment interior and a floor shift automatic with a console.
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Peek at the rear seats in this Signet Gold 1967 GTO hardtop.
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Signet Gold 1967 GTO hartop, trunk view.
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The suspension has all the appropriate labels and paint dabs.
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This is Dell Munn's 1967 LeMans post coupe. What an honor. This was our "Purple Of the Week" for 9/24/06. Dell tells us more, "It has a 389 bored 30 over with dual quads, gear drive cooler, ceramic coated headers with 3 inch exhaust, and Flowmaster mufflers. It has a 4-speed Borg Warner transmission. I built this car from a shell and did all the work myself except spraying on the paint."
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Purple 1967 LeMans sport coupe, right side view. The previous photo of this car was a "Picture Of The Week" here at UltimateGTO.com.
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A shot of the engine. A 389 with dual quads! Dig the purple ribbed Edelbrock valve covers and the mirrored firewall.
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Gold 1967 GTO convertible owned by Wade Ettleman from Laramie, Wyoming. This was our Picture Of The Week for 11/19/06. Wade tells us more, "I bought the car from its original family in 1987. It was 95% original. The car came from the factory with Rally gauges, tach, A/C, 8-track, H/H, and cruise. I drove it for several years, then stored the original drivetrain and now run a .030 428 with a 200-4R overdrive and a 3.55 posi. The overdrive was the best thing I could have done to this car. You can't tell it has been changed and it makes an awesome road car now."
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Gold 1967 GTO convertible with Wade in front of Mt Rushmore.
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Gold 1967 GTO convertible in front of Mt. Rushmore.
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Another of Wade's gold 1967 GTO convertible in front of Mt. Rushmore. Can anyone name the Presidents on the mountain?
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Gold 1967 GTO convertible in front of a lake.
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Gold 1967 GTO convertible, left rear view.
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