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Verdoro Green 1968 GTO hardtop, interior view. Ken tells us about changes inside, "I recovered the seats, replaced the carpet and restored the console. In addition I also had the dash rechromed, the steering wheel re-grained by Performance Years and restored the gauges and clock. I added a set of carbon fiber AutoMeter gauges to keep tabs on oil pressure and temperature."
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Many changes under the hood. Ken explains, "My car now features the original 400 bored .040 with forged TRW pistons, the original #16 heads with stainless Ferrea valves, Jim Butler roller rockers with BBC studs, an 068 grind cam, and an aluminum FlowKooler water pump. The original Quadrajet and distributor (with Mallory Unilite conversion) were rebuilt and tuned by Schornack Racing. On the exhaust side I've got Ram Air Restoration Enterprises Ram Air manifolds going into a 2.5" mandrel bent Pypes system with an x-pipe flowing through Goerlich Xlerators and exiting at reproduction chrome exhaust tips. I replaced the stock torque converter with a custom built unit from Continental Converters in Southern California."
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Another updated shot of Ken's engine.
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Green 1968 GTO hardtop owned by Terry Pehrson. This was our Picture Of The Week for 1/27/02. Terry has this story to tell, "I am sort of the original owner, my car was purchased new by my father in December 1968, one of the early ones. I remember taking trips in it as a little kid. I got the car when I was 16 and have had it for 21 years now, it was my first car. How many people still have their first car? Has the standard 400ci/350hp GTO engine, turbo 400 transmission, and a 2.93 single legger (because A/C) rearend. The car is A/C, P/S, P/B, Hideaway Headlights, black vinyl top, black interior car. Everything works and is numbers matching original, except converted to single piston style disc brakes. The engine was rebuilt to original specs at 109K, now has only 142K on car. The rransmission and rear are original. It has a rebuilt front suspension with polygraphite. The car was never wrecked except small repair
over driver's quarter. It was repainted 21 years ago and now needs another paint job. The vinyl top has gone to pot and that will be included with the new paint job. The car spent its first 22 years in California, so there is very little rust. It's not much for drag racing, but is a great freeway cruiser."
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Black 1968 LeMans hardtop owned by Mike. This was our Picture Of The Week for 3/17/02. This nice ride has a black interior, a rear spoiler, and Rally II wheels.
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Red 1968 GTO hardtop owned by Bill Morris. This was our Picture Of The Week for 4/28/02. Bill comments, "This is my first GTO, it was a 1968 numbers matching 400, auto, dual gate, car when I purchased it. This picture was taken in 1994. Since then, I had converted it to a 428 and 4 speed. I am also the owner of the Silver 71 GTO that was Picture Of The Week for
9/2/01"
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All original, unrestored Cameo Ivory 1968 GTO with a dark teal vinyl top and interior with an Endura Delete front bumper owned by Mark DaCosta. This was our Picture Of The Week for 6/9/02. Mark and his wife support this site with donations. Mark had this to say, "My parents were the original owners, & it's been mine for 18 years. It has a 350hp 400 with a Hurst Dual Gate shifted Turbo 400.
My question to all the GTO enthusiasts out there: Has anybody seen a 68 GTO built with this color combo & Endura Delete? It has always been my big mystery, since I have never seen one like it."
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This 1968 GTO hardtop was our Picture Of The Week for 6/23/02. It was found on the internet for sale in Vancouver, Washington. It was later purchased by Sidney Garner from Allen, Texas. The paint was mixed special by House of Kolors and has 3 coates of white base than 6 or 7 coates of Tangerine Orange with White Pearl. It's a number's matching car that is all original execept the 17" BOYD custom wheels, Z rated tires, paint color, and removal of the vinyl top.
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Tangerine Orange 1968 GTO hardtop, right side view.
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Tangerine Orange 1968 GTO hardtop, rear end view.
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Sidney sent some pictures of this Tangerine Orange 1968 GTO after he purchased it.
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Tangerine Orange 1968 GTO hardtop at a car show.
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Right rear view of this Tangerine Orange 1968 GTO at a car show.
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Front end view of this Tangerine Orange 1968 GTO at a car show.
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Tangerine Orange 1968 GTO on the street. I think Sidney likes tigers.
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