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This is what the dash looks like in a right-hand-drive 1970 GTO. Is that cool or what?
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Right-Hand-Drive gold 1970 GTO, left front (passenger side) view.
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Right-Hand-Drive gold 1970 GTO, another left front view.
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Right-Hand-Drive gold 1970 GTO, right side (driver's side) view.
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Right-Hand-Drive gold 1970 GTO, engine view. The master cylinder and steering shaft are on the opposite side.
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Pepper Green 1970 GTO hardtop owned by David Howerton from Topeka, Kansas. This was our Picture Of The Week for 10/3/04. David has this story to share, "I bought it new in 1970. It now has 140,000 miles and I enjoyed every one of them. The car still has the original spare tire in the trunk, original carpet, dash, and all the other goodies. It did have a paint job 10 years ago with the original color. When I see it sitting in the garage now, I can't help but smile. Remembering how good it felt (and still does) going through the 4 gears with tires smoking."
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The interior in David's Pepper Green 1970 GTO is saddle. David continues, "I married in 1971 (Still have her too) and left the
church in this car. My daughter was married in 1999 (Still has him also) and left the church driving it. Hopefully I will be able to see some of my Grandkids leave on their wedding day driving the OLE Goat
heading down the highway."
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Atoll Blue 1970 GTO hardtop owned by Chris Guthrie from New York. This GTO has Judge trim, a hood tach, spoiler, Rally II wheels and a white vinyl top. It was our Picture Of The Week for 10/31/04. The car is parked at a scenic golf course.
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Atoll Blue 1970 GTO hardtop, interior view. This one has a Formula steering wheel which was one of the three different steering wheels offered on the GTO in 1970. Power steering was always installed with the Formula steering wheel. The smaller diameter wheel was too hard for the average person to turn without power steering. A tiger tail decoration hangs from the rearview mirror.
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Chris Guthrie's Atoll Blue 1970 GTO hardtop, engine view. There is no air conditioning on this New York car.
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Howard says goodbye to his Carousel Red 1970 GTO hardtop. Howard explains, "Here are the final photos. The GTO sold through eBay. It was by far the most emotional feeling I've ever felt in regards to any car, since we took it from a 'diamond in the rough' back to a 'LEGEND' (a 5 year labor of love)! As you'll probably remember, my wife's life altering illness was the ONLY reason we had to sell it (to pay for medical costs). The feeling I felt must be similar to how a person who puts up a child for adoption. I did tell the new buyer about your site, perhaps he'll keep everyone updated." You can see a whole bunch of really cool pictures of this car by using the Advanced Picture Searcher set up with model=GTO, year=1970, owner=Howard Brown. Check them out. Howard had some happy times with the car, like when the bikini girls were posing with it!
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Howard takes one last look at his old friend - Carousel Red 1970 GTO hardtop. I'll bet the new owner will take good care of the car. He picked out what appears to be a professional transport company.
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Orbit Orange 1970 Judge owned by Jimmy Hollywood. This was our Picture Of The Week for 4/17/05. This car sits high. I bet you can change the oil without jacking it up. We have this one in two additional sizes; 800-600 wallpaper and 1024-768 wallpaper. To make them your desktop wallpaper, click on the links, then right-click on the image, and select "Set as Background".
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Orbit Orange 1970 Judge hardtop, right front view. Body colored door mirrors were not available on the GTO in 1970, but they look great on this car.
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Palladium Silver 1970 GTO hardtop owned by Russell Esenwine from York, Pennsylvania. This was our Picture Of The Week for 6/5/05. Russel tells us, "It's fresh off a restoration. I purchased this car 10 years ago (in 1995). The car was painted orange when I bought it. I have been driving the car since, cruising and an occasional show. I finally got it into the restoration shop last year. I got the car back March 2005 in all its original 60,000 mile glory. Not bad for 35 years!"
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