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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Hardtop Parking Lot There's no bigger GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Burgundy 1969 GTO hardtop at the Lake.CLICK-> 
John has put Rally II wheels on his burgundy 1969 GTO hardtop. This picture was taken at the 2005 Pontiac Nationals at Benalla.CLICK-> 
John takes his Goat to a show to meet other Australian Goats. John adds, "This photo was taken at All American Day where we had 480 cars at the
top of a shopping center. In this picture there is a 1969 GTO Ram Air,
1969 GTO 455, 1969 Custom S convertible, and a 1966 GTO 454 Chev powered." John Grech's Goat took 'Best GTO of Show'. That far left white car looks like it has a home made front valance panel?CLICK-> 
John took pictures of three of the many GTOs at the 34th GM Day at Penrith car show. John's 1969 GTO is in the middle, Greg's 1968 GTO on the left and Keith's 1969 GTO on the right.CLICK-> 
Take a look at this right-hand-drive 1969 Ram Air III GTO hardtop. It's owned by Lee Lowndes from New South Wales, Australia. Lee is a friend of John Grech who owns another Australian right-hand-drive burgundy 1969 Ram Air III GTO pictured in the 1969 hardtop parking lot. CLICK-> 
Here's a picture of the dash in Lee's right-hand-drive 1969 GTO during restoration. How do they do these modifications? The brake and gas pedals are in the same locations. The parking brake is moved next to the gas. The gauges are in the same order left to right. The directional control on the steering column is on the left.CLICK-> 
Here's a shot of Lee's interior all finished up.CLICK-> 
I like that seat color combination. It looks especially great with the black/white car theme! Wow.
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Lee's right-hand-drive white 1969 GTO hardtop at a car show. In Australia, does the gas swirling around in the carb go the opposite way? Do they have to accomodate for this by making the fuel pumps run backwards?CLICK-> 
Black 1969 GTO hardtop owned by Imran Chaudary from Wainfleet Ontario Canada. Imran says that this was his first car and that he's had it for 17 years.CLICK-> 
Imran's 1969 GTO has a hood tach, spoiler and Rally II wheels.CLICK-> 
Imran's 1969 GTO can make some smoke!CLICK-> 
Imran's black 1969 GTO hardtop has a 455ci engine under the hood. Imran tells us, "I have had this car since I was 17. Dad got me this car in 1987 and I have had it ever since. This is the first time it has been on display. I took it to Norwalk, Ohio for the Ames weekend and it ran its best there at 11.87 at 115 mph."CLICK-> 
Dale Drinkard got this car from a guy who had it in a barn for many years. Dale says that this guy has got a convertible in that barn too that he'd like to get. Dale adds, "It's a bit rusty, doesn't run, interior shot, but the body is straight with no body filler. My plans are for a frame-off restoration. It's pretty well equipped with hideaway headlights, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, front disc brakes, and the original powerplant. It will probably be orange with black interior."CLICK-> 
Looks like these pictures where taken the day Dale picked up his project 1969 GTO. |
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