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Pontiac GTO, that's what we have here. This site also shows you the Pontiac Lemans, Pontiac Tempest, and other classic cars. This one happens to be a GTO convertible. Terry & Sharon James sent in pictures of their red '68. This car was once featured in a musclecar calendar. It also appeared in a book called "Detroit Muscle Cars". It has a 400 cubic inch engine, 4 speed transmission and 138,000 miles. The owners are members of the Heart Of Illinois GTO Club. They bought this car when new, then sold it 5 years later. They located the car again in 1991 and later bought it back.
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1968 GTO convertible owned by Terry & Sharon James, picture #2.
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1968 GTO convertible owned by Terry & Sharon James, picture #3.
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Take three good looks at this 1968 poncho. This car has vacuum-operated hideaway headlamps. The doors on those move downward when you pull the headlight switch. That's another reason the 1968 GTO was selected as the Motor Trend Car Of The Year. This one belongs to Peter Howey, the guy who originally started the GTO Email List. If you'd like to discuss GTOs with other enthusiasts on a daily basis, consider joining the list. Its free. Click to find out more or to join at http://mail.ultimategto.com/mailman/listinfo/gto_ultimategto.com.
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This is a non-stock car. It is a low riding GTO convertible with custom wheels.
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This is a red 1968 GTO convertible. The most popular color by far. One reason that the GTO was picked as the Motor Trend Car Of The Year was the attractive dual hood scoops. Another reason the 1968 GTO was favored by Motor Trend magazine is the rubberized Endura front bumper. This styling feature made the car look slick since the bumper and the fenders appeared to be one piece. To demonstrate how durable the new "Endura" bumper was, Pontiac ran TV commercials that showed a guy hitting the rubberized bumper with a baseball bat. The paint on the bumper contained a special elastomer which allows it to flex and bounce back after an impact. This photo was found on a California GTO club web site and is owned by Brian Dumaine (Brian.Dumaine@trw.com). Here he is entering the GTOAA Western Regionals in Redondo Beach, CA.
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This triple black beauty 1968 GTO was sold over the Internet. There are literally hundreds of web pages that feature cars for sale on the Internet. That is making it easier to find the GTO you want fast!
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Airwalk actually sells a shoe called the GTO. I drew on the fake logo.
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Not a GTO, but a nice 1968 Pontiac LeMans convertible that was for sale on the Internet. This one is painted Verdoro Green. It has a parchment (white) interior, probably with black carpet. Every LeMans I have seen has a 350 engine in it. Usually a Tempest will have a 2-barrel 350 or a six cylinder in it. This one has Rally I wheels. Notice the lack of hood scoops on a LeMans.
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A red car with a white top is a very attractive combination. This '68 GTO has some '69 parts on it. See the '69 Judge stripes? It also has optional fender-mounted cornering lamps, power windows, and air conditioning.
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Scott Kominski (smk00wr@hotmail.com) sent in these pics of his dad's 1968 Pontiac GTO. It had a 400 engine in it that boasted about 365 horsepower, a his/hers shifter, original bias ply redline tires, posi (Safe-T-Track) rear end, white interior, and it was all original. Nothing was touched on it. Scott's dad sold the car in August, 2000 to pay for Scott to go to college. Scott (of course) asked his dad to let him have the car and he'd skip college! He didn't go for that though.
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Win a guest role on the Monkees TV show. Plus you win this customized 1968 GTO. This old ad is about the Kellogg's cereal "TV Screen Stakes". The promotion was originally intended to feature the '67 GTO, but it was not ready in time. The '68 GTO was featured on 42 million boxes of Raisin Bran and Rice Crispies. Jim Wangers said that the cereal boxes were a good form of advertisement because the box would be on the breakfast table about 6 times and people keep reading it over and over. Check out the "Text Topics" pages for more information on these cars and winners. Click to see the full page advertisement. The image is large so you can read all the ad text.
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This '68 GTO engine compartment has been radically modified.
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The same '68 GTO seen several years later. This time it had a blower added.
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A pair of 1968 goats inside the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis. Auctioned off at the annual "World Of Wheels" car show. One sharp GTO fan pointed out that this wide picture was actually the same car. It's true, I joined two angles of the same car into one image!
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