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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Hardtop Parking Lot There's no bigger GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Hardtop Parking Lot There's no bigger GTO image collection anywhere! |
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The 1969 GTO engine is a 400 Ram Air III which has been polished and blueprinted. The owner says this one is rated at 475 horsepower. This car will only cost you $33,000. No, wait! The price has been reduced. Will sacrifice for $19,500.CLICK-> 
The car resides in London Ontario Canada. If interested, call (519) 685-9827. Or you can email the owner at rfarhat@sprint.ca . If they tell you the car is sold, please let me know.CLICK-> 
   
What about a Limelight Green car? This one came in from Harry Gedney from Florence, Montana. He says it is a numbers matching car with 4-speed, air conditioning, and a dark green vinyl top. Harry also has a 1965 GTO. You can see it by clicking on the Advance Picture Seacher (loaded with "Harry Gedney" as the owner).CLICK-> 
Burgundy 1969 GTO with a black vinyl top owned by Don Marski from McHenry, Illinois.CLICK-> 
This 1969 GTO is owned by David Pye from Rochester, New York. He says this is a Carousel Red Ram Air III with close-ratio 4-speed.CLICK-> 
Ron is in the process of building his 1969 GTO with a fiberglass front end. I guess we might forgive him for installing that Chevy 350 engine. He says it will put out 550 horsepower.CLICK-> 
This is Dave's 1969 GTO in Expresso Brown. It has a totally original interior and exterior.CLICK-> 
A second view of Dave's GTO. It sports a 400 4-speed.CLICK-> 
Kevin Doud's first and last GTO. This Midnight Green car can be seen roaming around Lebanon, Pennsylvania. A 455 hides under the hood. It has auto, air, woodgrain wheel and shifter.CLICK-> 
A 1969 GTO sitting next to a 1970 GTO Judge. It's owned by Jeff Niessink from South Dakota. By the way, there are several pics of Jeff's '70 in the "70 Lot" section of this web site.CLICK-> 
Do you want to see the restoration process on Jeff's car? The '69 was found in this condition. Someone had fixed it up to look sorta like a Judge. It appears to have a rear spoiler from another year of car in this photo.CLICK-> 
Then the same car was saved from being turned red. Red was not the original color.CLICK-> 
First an old quarter panel was cut off. You don't often get to study a picture like this in color. Most car magazines will never show you such a view in color. That makes it harder to identify where to make the sheetmetal cuts. Here, you see it in case you have to do such a job of replacing panels.CLICK-> 
Replacement quarters were welded into place. The donor car was green.CLICK-> 
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