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by Sean Mattingly. 1974 GTO Parking Lot There's no bigger GTO image collection anywhere! |
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by Sean Mattingly. 1974 GTO Parking Lot There's no bigger GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Black 1974 GTO, right side view.CLICK-> 
Black 1974 GTO, left side view.CLICK-> 
Black 1974 GTO, interior view. CLICK-> 
In this shot you can see the automatic shifter. When a center console was not ordered, you just got the chrome trimmed boot. This one appears to be a Hurst boot, but I'm not sure if it's original.CLICK-> 
Gray Metallic 1974 GTO owned by Daniel Newell from Drummond Island, Michigan. Daniel had this to say about his car, "I got this GTO about 6 months ago from a guy in Wisconsin. I had a nice lifted Jeep Cherokee which I traded the car. The GTO wasn't driveable because it needed brakes and a tune-up really really bad. When I got it home, I looked at the title and it hadn't been registered since 1988! It has been sitting in a garage for a while and the paint was flaking off of it. I rebuilt the carb, fixed the brakes and the exhaust, and had it repainted. It is great now. The motor is a Chevy 350 with a street/strip cam, bored .30 over with flat top pistons, Torker II intake and a Holley carb. It has headers straight to dual Glasspacks.
The interior is very nice. The only problem is the driver's seat is ripping along the seams. The on/off heater control knobs didn't want to move and it broke off, but I still have the blower controls. That's about it, Oh and the hood scoop was put on it." CLICK-> 
Gray 1974 GTO, right front view.CLICK-> 
Gray 1974 GTO, left side view. CLICK-> 
Gray 1974 GTO, right rear view. CLICK-> 
Gray 1974 GTO, front end view. CLICK-> 
One last shot of Daniel's gray 1974 GTO!CLICK-> 
Pearl white 1974 GTO getting some air at the Semi Finals at Norwalk in 2002.CLICK-> 
Pearl white 1974 GTO getting some more air at the Finals at Norwalk in 2002! I visited this modern facility in 2002 and enjoyed it very much. Norwalk, Ohio is home to the Tri-Power Nationals sponsored by Ames. This track has everything; stores, restaurants, camping, nice showers, and bigfat ice cream for a DOLLAR! They're practically giving away the ice cream, what a deal! I plan to attend this event every year.CLICK-> 
Vintage photo of a green 1974 LeMans that was owned by Mike Tidaback from New Jersey. Mike sold his 1967 GTO for this car in 1985. Mike describes the LeMans, "It was a 350 2-bbl car with factory 4-speed and a bench seat. I sold that car in 1991 or so. I never have seen another one like it. It was a plain LeMans with the 4-speed. Rare. It had AC, manual steering, AM-FM radio, and power disc brakes. It also had a tach and gauges in dash." A picture of Mike's 1967 GTO can be seen in our 1967 Parking Lot.CLICK-> 
Vintage photo of the dash in Mike's 1974 LeMans. This one has the Rally Gauge cluster with the tach in the left-most pod.CLICK-> 
Holly Red 1974 GTO. This one doesn't have GTO emblems on it.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
  
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