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NEW POST Flambeau Burgundy 1968 GTO convertible owned by Jim Lammers from Findlay, Ohio. Jim had this to say, "This GTO was originally ordered out of Ft. Meyers, Florida. The original owner ordered himself a loaded musclecar by equipping it with the following options; 400/350hp, dual gate auto, A/C, power windows, power steering, power disc brakes, power antenna, tilt wheel, Soft Ray glass, visor mirror, door edge guards, hideaways, space saver spare, clock, safeguard speedo, and deluxe wire wheel covers. This car was built to cruise and that is exactly what I do with it. This is no trailer queen, but a nicely restored vehicle that sees about 2,000 miles/year."CLICK-> 
NEW POST Flambeau Burgundy 1968 GTO convertible, left rear view.CLICK-> 
NEW POST Flambeau Burgundy 1968 GTO convertible, engine view.CLICK-> 
NEW POST Flambeau Burgundy 1968 GTO convertible, interior view. Notice how a parchment interior isn't really all white. Usually only the seats, door panels, and headliner (if a hardtop) are colored white. The rest is black.CLICK-> 
  
Bikini picture! This model is standing in front of a 1968 convertible GTO. The picture was emailed in by Phil Penketh. It was Picture Of The Week on 6/7/98.CLICK-> 
This was our Picture Of The Week for 7/19/98. This nice 1968 GTO convertible is owned by Mike Schena. This one has the original 4.33 rear end and close ratio 4-speed transmission. The original intake was switched to tri-power. Mike is looking for an original 4BBL intake and carburetor.CLICK-> 
This was the Picture Of The Week for 8/2/98. This 1968 GTO convertible is parked in front of a Las Vegas casino on Fremont Street. This photo is one of the most colorful Pictures Of The Week we have had!CLICK-> 
The 1968 GTO belongs to Mike Ceragioli. It's bright yellow!CLICK-> 
Here is another look at lucky Mike's ride. He spent 4 years rebuilding the 1968 GTO. He saved it from going to the junkyard. Mike says he almost gave up, but a new job in Las Vegas helped turn his dream into reality!CLICK-> 
Mike parked his yellow 1968 GTO convertible next to a big backdrop. Too bad the truck crushed his car by driving over it. Nah, just kidding. This was our Picture Of The Week on 8/22/99.CLICK-> 
Here's a Verdoro Green 1969 convertible next to a Verdoro Green 1968 convertible, which was our Picture Of The Week for 7/9/00. This picture was taken just before dusk. The cars were seen at the drive-in movies north of Columbus Ohio. This was during the July 2000 GTOAA Nationals. The car on the right belongs to John "More Pepper" Jump, a member of the Indianapolis GTO Association.CLICK-> 
This was our Picture Of The Week for 9/10/00. It's a picture of a gold 1968 GTO convertible from a vintage magazine ad. Arthur Fitzpatrick and Van Kaufman, known as "Van and Fitz," created a 12-year (1959 to 1971) run of ads for Pontiac. Pontiac used illustration to make its Wide-Track design stand out.CLICK-> 
The sunset in Merritt Island reflecting off the hood of Dave Stoneback's 1968 GTO. This was our Picture Of The Week for 10/29/00.CLICK-> 
Another sunnset shot of Dave's blue 1968 GTO convertible.CLICK-> 
Blue 1968 GTO convertible pictured at Cocoa Beach in Florida. It's got a 400 4bbl and a dual gate shifter. |
  
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