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Black 1968 LeMans convertible, left front view. CLICK->
Black 1968 LeMans convertible, left rear view. CLICK->
Here's what the interior looks like in this black 1968 LeMans convertible. It's got some desirable options such as bucket seats and a console (with a fuzzy lid). CLICK->
There's a 400ci engine under the hood of this black 1968 LeMans convertible. CLICK->
Video (4.6 Meg) of a Verdoro Green 1968 GTO convertible shot by Chris Moss's brother George. It requires a medio player. CLICK->
Blue 1969 GTO convertible. Stephan A. Wright took this picture at the Automobilia Moonlite car show in the Oldtown District of Wichita, Kansas the night of July 12th, 2003. See the photo. Can you hear me now? CLICK->
Don Salisbury. Don explains, "I just recently found a 1968 convertible tucked away in a barn here locally. If I live long enough, my plans are to go through this car as I just did with my 64. At this point the 68 we just purchased seems to be a correct car except for headers. After sitting for 12 plus years we started it and drove it up and down the driveway and the brakes still stopped the car. It's amazing because if you saw the place it came out of you would never had expected it. I sure didn't, but am very happy with what I purchased. The hideaways even work." CLICK->
Another shot of Don's 1968 GTO convertible find. CLICK->
1968 GTO find, interior view. It's a bit dirty. I see a Hurst dual gate shifter. CLICK->
Torch Red 1968 GTO convertible owned by Peter Richards from Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Peter's Goat has a white interior and whtie convertible top. CLICK->
Torch Red 1968 GTO convertible, with the hood up. CLICK->
Richard's Torch Red 1968 GTO convertible with the top up. Mmmm! Love this '68! CLICK->
Torch Red 1968 GTO convertible, left front view. This one has fixed headlights. CLICK->
Torch Red 1968 GTO convertible, left rear view. CLICK->
Cameo Ivory 1968 GTO convertible owned by Perry C. Andrew from Rosenberg, Texas. Perry tells us this story, "I bought car in October 2000. It is a numbers matching unmolested PHS documented GTO. I had the rear bumper rechromed and replaced the tail light lenses and park lamp lenses. I also restored the complete interior,
detailed engine compartment and trunk, and repainted the wheels. I enjoy taking it to local car shows and cruises. It was a one owner vehicle built in Fremont, California and bought on 3/5/1968 at Dan Day Pontiac-GMC in Palo Alto California. A couple months after purchasing the car the owner relocated to his native state of Hawaii, taking the car with him and keeping it until he passed away. His widow kept it stored another five years before she could deal with selling it." PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
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