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by Sean Mattingly. 1972 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1972 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Adam shows us what he intends to do to his 1972 LeMans.CLICK-> 
Jason Dale owns this red 1972 GTO hardtop. He lives in South Africa! He is wondering what a car in this condition would sell for in the US. Jason adds, "I picked it up on a farm here in South Africa. Are parts available? The motor is a 400 and is in the boot in pieces." Looks like it has some type of retractable sunroof. Strange how it both has the "Pontiac" and "GTO" emblems in the grilles. Usually GTOs do not have the "Pontiac" emblem.CLICK-> 
View of the left side of Jason's red 1972 GTO. That looks like a vinyl retractable sunroof. It has an older GTO emblem on the rocker panel behind the front wheels. This is similar to the 1967 GTOs. Jason has three 1969 Firebird shells in the background.CLICK-> 
View of the right side of Jason's red 1972 GTOCLICK-> 
 
This Brasilia Gold 1972 GTO hardtop is sitting on the Wagner's Classic Cars showroom floor. Options included are 455HO engine, Ram Air hood, bucket seats, console, air conditioning, power steering, power front disc brakes, Deluxe steering wheel, tilt column, Rally II wheels, AM-FM radio with rear speaker, rear bumper guards, rear decklid spoiler, G70X14 polyglas tires, tinted glass, unitized ignition, and light package.CLICK-> 
Brasilia Gold 1972 GTO, rear end view. This floor is cool. It makes the chrome stand out.CLICK-> 
Close-up of the right front fender which really shows off the Brasilia Gold paint color.CLICK-> 
This Brasilia Gold 1972 GTO has a saddle colored interior.CLICK-> 
Here is a peek under this Brasilia Gold 1972 GTO. Spotless!CLICK-> 
Brasilia Gold 1972 GTO hardtop, 455HO engine view.CLICK-> 
This is an Anaconda Gold 1972 LeMans hardtop. It is owned by Brad Strande from Broomfield, Colorado. Brad tells us more, "My Father purchased this car in 1976. He drove it till his passing in 1981. My brothers and I all drove it till 1985 when it was parked. It's been in my Mother's garaged ever since. After expressing interest in it she said ,'Come get it.' So in the end of February of 2005 we dusted off the spiders and brought it here. Now I have children of my own that one day will inherit this car in restored condition. Good thing about it is that it's all original and all there. The only dent is in the passenger side 1/4 panel."CLICK-> 
Cardinal Red 1972 LeMans GT convertible owned by Roger Tomczak from Walnut Creek, California. This one has the GTO front clip and GT stripes. The car came from the factory wearing Sundance Orange paint with a white top, white interior, and a black GT body stripe. Roger purchased this beauty from the second owner in 1982. Roger restored it in 2005. CLICK-> 
Roger's Cardinal Red 1972 LeMans GT convertible has a ducktail spoiler! Roger says the ducktail spoiler was added later.CLICK-> 
Shadow Gold 1972 GTO hardtop owned by Lloyd Coulson from Bellaire, Texas. Lloyd tells us about his goat, "I bought this WW5 optioned GTO from the original owner's son in May, 2005. The two restored the car together in the mid 90s. For those who are unaware of the 'WW5' option package, it included the 455HO engine, Ram Air system, M22 4-speed or TH400 (mine has the TH400), Safe-T-Track diff, 'Y99' handling package which included 1-1/8" front AND rear sway bars and G60x15 tires, Formula (T/A) steering wheel, P/S, PDB, gauge cluster with tach, body colored sport mirrors, etc. It was a rare deal, as only 290 1972 WW5 GTOs were built. 1972 was the only year the WW5 option was available. The car is also a VERY rare paint color, Shadow Gold. It appears more like a silver-gray color, but under certain lighting conditions one can see a hint of gold in it. No other Shadow Gold WW5 GTO's are known to have been built. In addition to the WW5 option, my car was factory equipped with the Honeycomb wheels, A/C, AM radio, rear speaker, soft ray glass, bucket seats and console, several molding and trim options, etc.
I have been looking for a WW5 optioned 1972 GTO for years, most were raced or rusty. I finally found this one through my good friend Robb Newmann in California. Thanks Robb! The only things I've done to
it since purchasing it are to polish the 10 year old paint, install correct G60x15 tires and a tune-up."CLICK-> 
Shadow Gold 1972 GTO hardtop at a car show.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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