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Red 1969 GTO and a 1966 GTO owned by Sean Brenton and his Dad from Canada. They are in the process of restoring them both. The 69 has a 428 engine from a Grand Prix and a 4-speed. The 66 currently has a 350 with a 4-speed, but they are looking for a Pontiac 400.CLICK-> 
Verdoro Green 1969 GTO hardtop which was owned by Steve Wimmer. Steve had this story to tell, "I had this '69 from 1981 to about 1985. Supposedly, the guy I sold it to, had totalled it in Norfolk, Virginia. I looked through the junkyards for her, but with no luck. Hopefully, someone was able to save her. Twenty years later, and
I'm still looking for another GTO just like it. It featured a YS 400, automatic, Verdoro Green with tan interior, hideaways, all gauges, cornering lights, and air conditioning, and remote driver's side mirror. Hopefully, one day soon, I'll get one very similar to this one and fix this hole in my heart!"CLICK-> 
Steve's car had hideaway headlights and cornering lamps on the lower front edge of the fenders.CLICK-> 
Here's a shot of that YS 400 engine.CLICK-> 
Steve's car had a tan interior.CLICK-> 
Luis sent in these pictures of his brother's 1969 LeMans which he is helping to restore. He is planning to add more chrome to the engine.CLICK-> 
Here's another view of the engine.CLICK-> 
Looks like a new tan vinyl top!CLICK-> 
The 1969 LeMans came with a chrome front bumeper,CLICK-> 
The interior is looking nice. The dash has been recovered. It was stitched, which is interesting. Look around the instrument pods.CLICK-> 
Here's a shot of the recovered seats. The cording is done in a different color.CLICK-> 
Green 1969 LeMans hardtop owned by Al Trickey from Knoxville, Tennessee. Al tells us more, "Let me introduce the sharpest Pontiac ever seen on the road. It is all matching numbers, 2br carb, 400 with auto trans, bucket seats, and console. It has 123k actual miles. I drove this one a little bit more. I paid $9750 for this car in 1979. How much do you think it is worth now? This is one of two I own. I am the second owner." Click here to see Al's other LeMans with the help of the Advanced Picture Searcher loaded with year=1969, model=LeMans, color=gold, and owner=Al Trickey.CLICK-> 
Greem 1969 LeMans hardtop, right rear view.CLICK-> 
Liberty Blue 1969 GTO hardtop owned by Roger Knight. There is another picture of his car on the 2002-Indy Carshow Lot. Roger had this to say about this photo, "Here is a picture of my 1969 GTO, that I took in front of the Young's Pontiac Dealership in Amanda, Ohio on October 11, 2002. The only difference in the building , since 1969 when I took delivery of My GTO, is the sign that now says Louie Young Motor Sales Inc. In 1969 the sign said Young's Pontiac. Louie Young is the brother of Harold Young who was the owner of Young's Pontiac in 1969. Louie Young had a used car lot in Lancaster, Ohio, and the sign that is on the building was at Louie Young's car lot. Gary Young who is the son of Louie now owns the building hence the sign now on the building. I talked to Gary and he told me that my GTO had to be the last GTO sold at Young's Pontiac before they went out of business." |
   
  
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