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Red 1968 GTO hardtop, rear end view. John must be from New Jersey.
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Red 1968 GTO hardtop, left side view. It has Rally II wheels and hideaway headlights.
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John's red 1968 GTO has a hood tach.
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This toy diarama is called Burn Out City Dragway from Ertl Collectibles. It is 1/43 scale. There is a diecast metal 1960 Corvette and a 1968 Pontiac GTO. The set includes a frameable print of the Bruce Kaiser original painting. CLICK->
1968 GTO. Looks like Robin Egg Blue with baby moon wheels. Do you like it? CLICK->
1968 blue GTO's interior view. CLICK->
1968 blue GTO's engine view. CLICK->
This is a Billing History sheet from Brandon Woods. It came from his 1968 Firebird convertible. It shows his Zone and Dealer Code. There is a large collection of Pontiac Zone and Dealer Codes on this web site. Most codes include the name and address of the dealer whom originally sold the car. In fact, this site has the only collection of these codes...anywhere! See the "Text Topics" area on the menu, below. CLICK->
1968 GTO pictures emailed in by Michael Kearns. They were taken at a local car show. He has a 1964 convertible. CLICK->
1968 GTO hardtop picture #2 from left front. Blue with a white interior. CLICK->
1968 GTO hardtop picture #3 from right front. CLICK->
I have never seen a mass-produced version of a 1968 GTO bra. This is a custom cut bra for a 1968 GTO. It is designed to protect your $3,000 paint job while you drive your car through any conditions. Len Vincent (mrstitch@earthlink.net) from Mr. Stitch Upholstery Service makes these bras. This one appears to fit like a glove! Len has a web page at www.mrstitch.com CLICK->
1968 GTO custom bra picture #2. Looks like it connects through the ram air snorkels. I wonder if it works for non-ram air cars. CLICK->
1968 GTO custom bra picture #3. Screen mesh over grille. CLICK->
It is a 6.5 Litre GTO logo that was created by Mr Stitch. Len Vincent (mrstitch@mrstitch.com) did this artwork. This car is an ISCA show winner.
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