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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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Overhead shot of Henry's red 1969 GTO convertible. These cars have some big hoods.CLICK-> 
NEW POST Torch Red 1969 LeMans convertible owned by Terry Watkinson from Stevensville, Maryland. Terry tells us more, "I have owned this car for more than 12 years. The car is a work in progress. I am always trying to improve the car. The car has a muncie M20 in an after market super case with steel midplate. The engine is a 400 block with a stroker kit making it 461. (Scare Bird) front disc brakes. Three inch stainless exhaust. This car is just a lot of fun."CLICK-> 
NEW POST Tearing up the street in Terry's Torch Red 1969 LeMans convertible.CLICK-> 
NEW POST Torch Red 1969 LeMans convertible at a car show with its white top up.CLICK-> 
NEW POST These have arrowhead rear fender lamps (like the 1968 GTO).CLICK-> 
NEW POST Check out the engine. How many changes can you spot from stock? It has a replacement air cleaner, MSD ignition unit, red spark plug wires, tall valve covers, and a Hurst Line-Loc hooked up to the master cylinder.CLICK-> 
The main page of this web site featured this 1969 GTO convertible as the Picture Of The Week for 3/1/98. It belongs to Mark Schoen. You may recognize the girl on the hood. I was practicing using my new Mustek scanner when I pasted her onto Mark's hood. I hope she didn't leave any dents!CLICK-> 
Here is another view of Mark's fine car, this time with the top down.CLICK-> 
Here's a look at the interior of Mark's car. Mark says, "I purchased the car (recently) and the only history I can track is from the receipts I found in the trunk. All I know is the tranny and engine were rebuilt in '90 and the fine detailing was done in '93. Not much else I can tell you. 400 4bbl, Hydra-Matic, P/B, P/S, factory air and 3:23 rear."CLICK-> 
Here is the front view. Where did that girl go? Nice license plate!CLICK-> 
Mark sent us two additional shots of his red 1969 GTO convertible. Mark says: "Sean, Could you please ask the Candy-O girl to get the spike of her high heel off the hood of my car? I have a hard enough time keeping my dog from driving off in it, (see picture) now I have to deal with cartoon characters in spiked heels.(grin)"CLICK-> 
View of Mark's 1969 GTO's engine. The engine detail of this photo is particularly nice. Check it out!CLICK-> 
Blue 1969 LeMans convertible owned by Jeff Hill. It's pictured at a 1995 World Of Wheels show. This was our Picture Of The Week for 7/21//02. Jeff commented, "The LeMans convertible had to be cut in half length wise, the floor was so far gone that I bought a hard top, cut everything off the floor pan then welded the ragtop over on it. Mostly I do impossible metal work, I try to keep from getting to many things going at once but sometimes you get sucked into other projects accidentally."CLICK-> 
White 1969 GTO convertible owned by Ned Murphy from Haverhill, Massachusetts. It has a 4 speed manual transmission with only 72K miles. It has had a frame-off restoration.CLICK-> 
Ned's white 1969 GTO convertible at a car show with the top up. This is probably the Baystate Tigers show in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts on 7/27/02.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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