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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Convertible Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Convertible Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Here is a shot of the four amps and four 12 inch subs in the trunk.CLICK-> 
Under the hood is a 468ci 483 stroker with a 5 speed Richmond bullet proof transmission and a Dana 4.11 rear end. Carl says the Goat has 612hp dyno results.CLICK-> 
 
Take a look at this silver 1969 LeMans convertible. It has a GTO hood and the original 350ci V8 engine under the hood. Those are 20 inch wheels. Check out the custom grille material. He's removed the stock plastic grille. I know we've got more photos of this car somewhere...to be added later.CLICK-> 
Brian Martin is restoring his 1969 GTO convertible. He has owned the car since 1989. Here is the car before being stripped and painted.CLICK-> 
The body is stripped of paint, straightened, and primed.CLICK-> 
Then into the paint booth for a coat of fresh Matador Red paint.CLICK-> 
The new Matador Red paint catches its first rays of sunshine outside the shop.CLICK-> 
Brian has assembled the grilles and hideaway headlight assemblies.CLICK-> 
Green 1969 LeMans convertible owned by Randy from North Carolina. Randy adds, "This car is great fun to drive as it performs like a new one and gets plenty of comments."CLICK-> 
Outstanding 1969 LeMans convertible, left rear view. Randy says that he is going to change the chrome exhaust tips to the correct ones.CLICK-> 
Green 1969 LeMans convertible with the top up.CLICK-> 
Green 1969 LeMans convertible, right rear view. This is a good example of how to take an interesting photo. The perspective is a little higher than normal. That is even better when viewing a convertible. The higher the better so we can see some of the interior. CLICK-> 
Shot of the interior in Randy's green 1969 LeMans convertible.CLICK-> 
Look what Jimmy Roberts from Mt Laurel, New Jersey found. It's a Crystal Turquoise 1969 GTO convertible! Plenty junky. Extremely junky, with beer cans on the ground! The photo looks like one of those junkyard diecast miniatures, you know how they lay out a bunch of junk all around the car. Jimmy adds, "I bought this car in January 2006 to restore. The previous owner gave up on restoring it and left it sit outside under a ratty car cover. Some of the replacement parts that he bought for the car were actually for a 68 and not for a 69. He gave me a replated 'chrome' front bumper and 68 door skins. The PHS on this 69 ragtop shows the only options to be an AM radio and hideaway headlights. It also says it came with a 2.56 rear, a 400 turbo (not coded for a GTO) and a 400-2bbl engine (one of 215 made). The car also has a bench seat and column shift. I guess the person that ordered this car new wanted the GTO looks and no performance whatsoever!"CLICK-> 
Jimmy's GTO is hauled off to the shop.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
     
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