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by Sean Mattingly. 1971 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1971 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
 
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Orange 1971 GTO hardtop, left front view. Check out his street address over his garage door.CLICK-> 
 
Black 1971 Judge owned by John Mariacher from Buffalo, New York. John is the second owner. This Judge still wears its original paint.CLICK-> 
Gold 1971 T-37 hardtop owned by Troy Monday from Culpeper, Virginia. Troy tells us, "I just bought it a couple of months ago. The last owner did restoration. It is about 95% complete. Had original 350, changed to a 455. It has 15 inch Honeycomb wheels and looks and runs great. So far, I love this car."CLICK-> 
This T-37 has dual exhaust and chrome exhaust splitters. Check the pipes. This is an example of non-mandrel bent pipes.CLICK-> 
Gold 1971 T-37 hardtop, interior view. This one has bucket seats and a floor shifted manual transmission.CLICK-> 
Troy's gold 1971 T-37 hardtop has bright white seats.CLICK-> 
Canyon Copper 1971 GTO convertible owned by Bill Kirk from Katy, Texas.CLICK-> 
Black 1971 LeMans Sport owned by Rob from Houston, Texas. The GTO hood and Endura front bumper are original to the car. Rob is 17 years old. Rob tells us about his plans, "I have a 1972 Lemans Sport convertible, that I built a motor for and was already restoring. I bought this 71 (actually LeMans sport too, but making a GTO) as a parts car, believe it or not. Due to the condition of the car and the amount of body work I'll have to do on the 1972, I decided I couldn't let my motor just sit around. So I am cleaning up the 71 and dropping the motor in. Well this car will be pretty much a Saturday night special. I plan on setting up a full drag suspension, rollbars, and possibly a 150 shot. I am also going to paint both cars Anaconda Gold so when they are done I can have matching vehicles."CLICK-> 
Right front fender on Rob's Black 1971 LeMans Sport.CLICK-> 
The left front fender looks to be in pretty good condition too.CLICK-> 
Here is the engine that Rob is going to replace with his newly rebuilt one.CLICK-> 
Here is the engine that Rob built.CLICK-> 
Orbit Orange 1971 T-37 hardtop owned by Derek Osborn from Jonesboro, Arkansas. Derek had this to share, "SHAZAM! Here are pics of my first car, a 71 T-37. My parents bought it for me when I was thirteen. By the time I was sixteen, it was pretty much rebuilt from the ground-up. I drove it to school and work pretty much every day. I took it cruising with the buds on the weekends, and to local shows during the summers. I fell in love with the Orbit Orange paint/stripe combo after seeing 'DAZED AND CONFUSED' numerous times in junior high. I got a call from my Father after he opened the can of paint, telling me it looked like mustard. He wasn't joking! I couldn't be happier with the paint, though. I picked up the replica Judge spoiler and hood tach as Christmas gifts at 16. Cutting the hole in the hood was traumatic for a youngster, haha! My first year in college, I graced the pages of HPP (8-01, I think-need to check) with my T-37 in a young Pontiac owners article. By that time, I was using a newer car for everyday duties. The poncho was downgraded to a fun weather only ride. I haven't driven it as much as I should have, but I've been getting it out more lately."CLICK-> 
Black and white shot of Derek's Orbit Orange 1971 T-37 hardtop.CLICK-> 
Orbit Orange 1971 T-37 hardtop against a color-less background. This is a real standout ride.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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