The Ultimate Pontiac GTO Picture Site 2004 GTO Parking Lot by Sean Mattingly.
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Marc Silverman modified a 2004 GTO photo. He used PhotoShop to give it a wide-track appearance and modified the front grille to resemble the 65-67 GTO front end. CLICK->
Karl Batig from Korea sent us his concept of the 2004 GTO. Karl really liked the Ram Air hood from Eric White, so he borrowed it for his design. Karl added, "I have removed the intake screens (lifted, no doubt, from the Solstice) and lowered the openings a bit. I also split the lower opening. The headlights were too GM generic for me, so I tried to bring a 'quad headlamp' look to them. The whole package, to me, sort of emulates the look of the '72 GTO, with a lowered nose and quad lamps." CLICK->
Brad Barrie drew up this 2006 GTO concept. This gives them two years to get it right. He is the newsletter editor of the Northwest GTO Legends (Northwestlegends.com) based out of Seattle, Washington. Brad commented on his artwork; "This is where I feel the GTO should be in terms of styling: There has to be hints of Retro; The car must have the power and mystique of the Great One; There needs to be a marketing edge that reflects it’s heritage ala. Mr. Wangers; It needs to be Pontiac Purpose Built, not a borrowed model from someone else’s lineup (GM Holden- Australia); Lastly, the car needs to blow you away. I’m just hoping someone at Pontiac sees this and 'gets it.'"
Brad's original drawing was much larger that what you see here. He included the following "wish list" text at the bottom of his poster-sized car graphic:
The Legend that started it all in 1964, will soon arrive again to redefine itself as the quintessential musclecar. Born and raised right here on Planet U.S.A., the 2006 Pontiac GTO carries on the heritage it started over 40 years ago.
Pontiac GTO - Tourismo Touring Model: LS1 5.7 Liter Aluminum V-8 375 HP, full gauge package, Ram Air Induction,
18" Billet Aluminum wheels, 4-wheel disc brakes. Transmission options - (Close Ratio 6-Speed Manual, or 5-Speed/Tip-Tronic Auto.)
Pontiac GTO Grand Tourismo Track Model: LS1 421 CI Stroker Aluminum V-8 465 HP, full gauge package, Ram Air Induction,
Track suspension upgrade includes 4-wheel disc brakes (race duty),
Performance rear axle (3.90 ratio), Special Duty 6-speed Manual Transmission, Hurst Retro Billet wheels 18" Front / 20" Rear with external centrifugal spinners. CLICK->
Here is a concept 2006 GTO in black. The following information is straight from Brad's vivid imagination! "Pontiac engineering is working on a top secret 500 cubic inch ultra-stroker mill that will put out 500 HP and 500 ft/lbs of torque. It will be called the Legend Competition Model. Going to go after those pesky Vipers, and oh yea, sights are set on 2006 Car Of The Year! Here's the full ad"
If only it were happening like this... CLICK->
Brad comments on this version of his fantasy ad; "Here is a special option that comes mandatory with the 421 /465 HP stroker.........Judicial Orange! Special glovebox
emblem is standard!" CLICK->
David Trantow shares with us his concept of the 2004 Judge in Carousel Red. David added, "Okay, it isn't the real thing. But it is a great what if. I have been in love with The Judge since I first saw it when I was 14 (2 years ago). And I figured that I might as well bring it to the modern era." CLICK->
Take a look at this 2004 GTO Judge concept drawing that Eljay Crozier sent in. Eljay added 1969 style front grilles, hideaway headlights, and hood profile. CLICK->
It's not a 2004 Pontiac GTO. It's close! It's a 2003 HSV GTO. It's owned by Daveo from Austrialia. The is very similar to the Pontiac GTOs which will be sold in the US later this year. CLICK->
Rear view of Daveo's Phantom Black 2003 HSV GTO. CLICK->
Phantom Black 2003 HSV GTO, right side view. You can see the GTO emblem on the ground effect package near the rear wheel. This car has 4 wheel disc brakes. CLICK->
Phantom Black 2003 HSV GTO, right rear view. Note that this is not the same version of a GTO that the USA will get. This is an HSV model of a Monaro. HSV stands for Holden Special Vehicles. They are a division in Australia that makes these cars in small quantities. CLICK->
Can you say RED? The interior in Daveo's Phantom Black 2003 HSV GTO is RED. This is similar to the interiors that are intended for the 2004 Pontiac GTO. CLICK->
The dash is equally impressive on Dave's Phantom Black 2003 HSV GTO. The image is not reversed, this car is right-hand-drive. CLICK->
There are lots of red accents under the hood of Daveo's Phantom Black 2003 HSV GTO too. CLICK->
Daveo likes to enter his Phantom Black 2003 HSV GTO into car shows.
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Mike Jagusch (mjagusch.@juno.com) - "Awesome. I have on my computer "desktop" a picture that I downloaded from your site a year ago. It's a blue hardtop that was voted Picture of the Week 12/26/99."
