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Nice looking Goat, Brian! CLICK->
Primered 1968 GTO convertible owned by Robert Morello from San Mateo, California. Robert says, "It has a pumped 455, dual quads and is a
blast to drive!" CLICK->
Here's a 1968 GTO line up! Robert Marello's convertible is in the middle. On the right is his green 1968 GTO hardtop which can be seen parked in our 1968 Hardtop Lot. CLICK->
Restoration process of a 1968 GTO convertible by Dave from Waverley, Tennessee. Dave's been working on this one for the last several years. He's also got a blue GTO in our 1968 Hardtop Parking Lot. CLICK->
Another view of Dave's project 1968 GTO convertible. CLICK->
The interior doesn't look too bad for being and old convertible with a swiss cheese top. This picture isn't very sharp, but here you can see what the structure of a convertible top frame looks like. CLICK->
The engine is painted. CLICK->
Dave updates us on the progress of his 1968 GTO convertible. Looks like he's got the sides straightened out and the whole car primered. CLICK->
Side view of Dave's 1968 GTO convertible restoration. CLICK->
Left front view of Dave's restoration progress on his 1968 GTO convertible. CLICK->
Here's Dave making those sparks fly. CLICK->
Here's a closeup of the area that Dave was grinding. CLICK->
If you look real closely, you'll see a burgundy 1968 Tempest convertible owned by Jeff White from Cypress, Texas. Wow, Hooters girls! He just got the car from California. Jeff will be cruising around in it right now, but plans to do some detailing and paint in the future. Jeff asks, "Should I keep the the Maaco 'Aggie Maroon' or go with a traditional Verdoro Green?" Leave him a comment. CLICK->
Jeff can sure draw a crowd with his 1968 Tempest convertible! My kind of crowd too! Hooters girls! CLICK->
Jeff's 1968 Tempest joins the wet T-shirt contest in front of Hooters.
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Patrick Noonan (knoonan.@stny.rr.com) -"I'm 13 and am looking for a car that I can drive in the next 3 years when I first get my license. This site has really helped inspire me in getting a '67 all black GTO hardtop."
