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| You've seen the 2004 and 2005 GTOs. You see below the offering for 2006. Now it's your chance! What do you want the 2008 GTO to look like? Draw it, Upload it, and we might post on the 2008 GTO Concept page. |
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Brazen Orange 2006 GTO coupe that was owned by Sam Hildebrand from Yukon, Oklahoma. Sam explains, "My parents bought me this car for my graduation present. It was the best car that I have ever owned. Unfortunately, one of my friends got behind the wheel, lost control and totalled it."CLICK->
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Sam added GOAT lettering on the fenders.CLICK->
The fuel rail covers have been painted Brazen Orange.CLICK->
Sam added more sound power in the trunk.CLICK->
NEW POST Impulse Blue 2006 GTO owned by Bryan. He's added black stripes to the hood and aftermarket wheels.CLICK->
NEW POST Spice Red 2006 GTO owned by Jim Davis from Justin, Texas. Jim adds, "I purchased my 2006 Spice Red A4 GOAT new in August 2007 with only 45 miles on the odometer. It was the last one available in the DFW Metroplex. I have installed a K&N cold air intake, Magnaflow cat back exhaust, BMR strut tower brace, BMR aluminum skid plate, Billet Prototypes oil catch can, Billet Prototypes billet aluminum front/rear Pontiac Dart emblems, Billet Prototypes master cylinder, power steering, radiator coolant, windshield wiper aluminum anodized engraved caps, oil dip stick aluminum anodized handle, Billet aluminum oil cap. JHP gage pod with matching face gages. Whiskey-Tango Designs front air dam."CLICK->
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NEW POST Spice Red 2006 GTO, left side view.CLICK->
CLICK-> In the past, Marc has participated in a school design assignment for Detroit’s Center for Creative Studies-College of Art and Design (CCS). He and other students redesigned the Hummer as an exercise. He went to Southfield, Michigan to unveil his work at the 12th annual vehicle concept unveiling sponsored by American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI). His version of the Hummer featured a turbine engine. He received some positive press for his efforts, including a December 2000 writeup in Ward's Auto World. Here's another design he did which you might also like. CLICK->
CLICK-> What do you think of Larry's work? Tell us by responding with a comment below. Do you have any ideas of what future GTOs should look like? If so, draw it up and send it in. |
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