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Black 1971 GTO hardtop, front end view. I bet Robert has a 455 under the hood.CLICK-> 
Shot of the front of Robert's black 1971 GTO hardtop. That's a tall hood scoop.CLICK-> 
Robert's got a set of wide tires on the rear of his 1971 GTO.CLICK-> 
Flames are placed behind the rear wheels.CLICK-> 
Don't attempt to adjust your computer screen. This is a right-hand-drive 1971 GTO.CLICK-> 
There is a 1971 LeMans Sport in the weeds. Can you see it?CLICK-> 
Patrick uncovers it a bit. He found it in a local junkyard.CLICK-> 
Blue 1971 GTO hardtop owned by Tom St. Clair from Mooresville, North Carolina. Tom tells us more, "This is my project '71 GTO. The exterior will be white when finished. I traded an '84 restored Monte Carlo SS for this car and sold an '85 Monte Carlo SS show car to fund this endevor. I was about 15 when I saw a friend's brother bring home a '72 LeMans that quickly became a GTO and I was hooked ever since. My 2nd car was a '66 Sprint and have had a '66 LeMans, and a '65 GTO. My curent daily driver is a '92 Bonneville, and my wife Tina has a '98 Grand Prix, and now a '71 GTO. We are a three Pontiac family."CLICK-> 
Blue 1971 GTO hardtop, left side view.CLICK-> 
Tom's been working on his 1971 GTO. Tom tells us about his work, "New brakes, exhaust, paint & stripes, interior from headliner to carpet, 4 point roll bar, full Simpson belts, fresh 400 w/turbo 400 trans, wheels and tires. Not much hasn't been gone through. Future plans are a full frame-off restore (in a couple of years). I got to enjoy it for awile. I upgraded suspension to Hotchkis control arms, springs, and bushings. Rear disc brakes may even find their way into this project." Take a look at the rightside of the photo. This car has the rare Flagspoiler option. My work truck has the FlagWindow option. Just kidding, not that funny.CLICK-> 
Another view of Tom's white 1971 GTO from the left rear. Tom continues, "I have owned Pontiacs previously: 65 GTO, 66 Sprint, and a 67 LeMans. My first real job was at a Pontiac Dealer back in the 70's. I've owned a lot of cars and trucks (aprox. 78) in my 48 years but always come back to Pontiac. Still the best. Forget the rest!"CLICK-> 
White 1971 GTO hardtop, interior view.CLICK-> 
White 1971 GTO hardtop, engine view.CLICK-> 
Cardinal Red 1971 LeMans Sport convertible owned by Yves Beaupré from Cantley Québec, Canada. Yves tells us, "I bought the car in January 2005, from an antique car shop in Banville City, Québec. I didn't just buy a car, I bought a dream."CLICK-> 
Cardinal Red 1971 LeMans Sport convertible, right rear view. Yves car has a black interior and a white convertible top. I bet there are not too many convertibles in Canada.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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