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by Sean Mattingly. 1970 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1970 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Orbit Orange 1970 GTO hardtop, left front view. The wheels are different in this shot.CLICK-> 
Yet another proud owner has removed his engine just to photograph it for this website. Wow! What dedication to the gallery viewers.CLICK-> 
Daniel Spaulding just purchased this 1970 LeMans hardtop. Daniel explains, "I bought this car along with a 70 GTO and a slew of spare parts (2 new rear quarters, 2 new outer rockers, a set of honeycomb rims, M-20 4-speed) all for a sum that would make you crap your pants. I have so far put 20 hours into the hood alone and its no where near being done. Slow and steady, piece by piece she's gonna look great. The previous owner to the LeMans was going to convert it to a GTO. It only came with a Goat front so that's going on it BUT IT WILL BE NO GOAT IMITATER!"CLICK-> 
Another shot of Daniel's 1970 LeMans still on the trailer.CLICK-> 
It's put into the garage. This LeMans has a green vinyl top and green interior.CLICK-> 
It has dual exhaust with exhaust splitters.CLICK-> 
Vince Peragine found this GTO (sitting right here) half way through a restoration. Vince tells us more, "I just picked this up 11/10/08. It was an unfinished project: frame off, sand blasted, and painted just six months earlier. The undercarriage was all painted as well. It had no rust, just a lower rear quarter patch. It's a two owner car from California. The father bought new sold to his son in Texas in 1981. I also got the seats recovered in leather. It should be on the road in less than a year."CLICK-> 
The trunk was all full of trim pieces.CLICK-> 
The engine compartment is all painted.CLICK-> 
Here it is back in Vince's shop. The big fat tires are in the front.CLICK-> 
The paint looks a lot more shiny in the shop. I wonder if it's been clearcoated? Check out the parts hanging on the wall in the background. Looks like a couple of 68 or 69 GTO Endura bumpers and some front fenders.CLICK-> 
Vince has the front bumper out and getting ready for disassembly and paint. Must be parts from a 69 GTO on his wall. I see the 1969 GTO bumper in the background.CLICK-> 
Take a look at this Orange 1970 Judge hardtop owned by John Williams. John tells us more, "I found it in Reading, Pennsylvania in 2003. It was a gentleman's sister's car that was garaged since 1987 when she went into a nursing home. The only bad parts were the back quarter. It has a Ford 9-inch 3.73 rear, super T-10 four speed, line lock, a Jim Butler 455 stroker to a 467, ram-air headers with electric cutouts, and 3-inch exhaust."CLICK-> 
Front end shot of John's 1970 Judge. The color looks candy red in some light and metallic orange in others.CLICK-> 
John's 1970 Judge parked on the street. Looks like a car show with the 66 or 67 GTO behind it and a Mustang behind that.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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