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by Sean Mattingly. 1968 GTO Hardtop Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Meridian Turquoise 1968 Tempest Custom hardtop, dash view. We got a B&M shifter, in-dash tach, vacuum gauge, Sony disc player, Kenwood amp, and a 12" sub box in trunk.CLICK-> 
  
Meridian Turquoise 1968 Tempest Custom hardtop, left front view.CLICK-> 
Here's a sad looking blue 1968 GTO hardtop with a black vinyl top. I'd guess that this was a former drag car. You can see some tow hooks on the front of the car, suggesting that it was often pulled around.CLICK-> 
The car has four flats and a lot of surface rust.CLICK-> 
Mark Cianfichi couldn't pass up the chance to own this 68 GTO hardtop. You can see his 1969 Judge project in the background (more pics of his Judge can be seen in the 1969 Judge lot). Here's how Mark happened upon this car, "My buddy (who owns a 68 GTO) and I were at the summer 2000 AACA car show in the Scranton area. We were ready to leave, when we see this Red '74 Trans-Am featured in the latest issue of High Performance Pontiac magazine coming into the show. So we decided to go talk to the owner of the car. In the course of talking to him about his car the discussions turns to Pontiacs that we own. He knew of a guy in his hometown who had a 68 GTO parts car for sale. To top it off he said the guy only wanted a $150 for it. I figured yeah right, another one of these stories about a goat for sale cheap! But since it was close we figured what the heck we'd go check it out. Turned out he was right (almost)! The car was a rough but complete 68 GTO and the guy wanted $175 to recoupe the cost of the endura nose. I "jumped on it" of course and I am now the owner of a 1968 GTO. The neet thing about this is my buddy I was with at the show owns a 68 GTO with the same exterior / interior color scheme. Except his car is a 4-speed with hideways and mine is an auto with standard nose and a vinyl top. I thought it would be neat to take the cars to shows together to show people the differences in the cars that are not quite twins. That is if I can get mine restored before my buddy decides to sell his!"CLICK-> 
Left rear view of Mark's project 68 GTO hardtop.CLICK-> 
Right rear view of Mark's project 68 GTO hardtop.CLICK-> 
WIRX in Michigan gave away this Yellow 1968 GTO hardtop in their "Goat Float" contest. It was won by Roger Woodruff of St. Joe. They floated plastic things in a little pool. They pulled them out of the pool. Somehow the winner was picked when his "floatie thing" was selected from the little pool.CLICK-> 
Here's the winner, Roger Woodruff, with Don Brookfield completing the deal!!! Looks like it's got a painted over vinyl top.CLICK-> 
Besides the yellow 68 GTO in the background, WIRX has a yellow Hummer.CLICK-> 
Yellow 1968 GTO hardtop, front end view.CLICK-> 
Solar Red 1968 GTO hardtop owned by Dan Peron from North Kingstown, Rhode Island. This car has hideaway headlights.CLICK-> 
Solar Red 1968 GTO hardtop, front end view.CLICK-> 
Solar Red 1968 GTO hardtop, right rear view.CLICK-> 
This black 1968 GTO has a modified Ram Air V engine, 4-speed manual transmission, 4:56 Posi Dana rear end, complete fiberglass front end, 8-point roll cage, and chrome ladder bars. This car ran low 10s with mufflers and street tires over 20 years ago. It is street legal. It was found for sale on the internet. It was owned by Jerry Steinbrick. The car took second in modified division at the 1985 GTOAA meet in Michigan.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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