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Try This	Collect items from the new action movie called xXx. Its a 1967 GTO movie starring Vin Diesel. Your Ebay custom search starts right here...	All xXx movie stuff!
5/11/05	In the summer of 2005, I saw the action movie called xXx: State Of The Union at the drive-in movies under the stars. Not bad for a drive fast and blow-em-up movie. I'll give it three stars. Ignore the negative reviews of people that can't appreciate the GTO content. They review it and say "implausible, ridiculous, cardboard sequel, absurd". Hell, yes, it's absurd! It's a 1967 GTO crashing through a barn with no damage. The fantasy car shoots rockets from the headlights. All cars were cool in this movie. Ice Cube was a master at hand-to-hand combat, knocking out about 30 attackers through the flick in two seconds each. Fun preposterousness!...	xXx: State of the Union at Sony Pictures See the trailer and enjoy the preposter-osity!

GTOs in movies, TV, commercials, celebrity owners   by Sean Mattingly, with much help from the members of the GTO Email List.
Updated 7/7/04

GTOs IN THE MOVIES
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• Bullitt (1968) -  [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] A 1968 GTO appears in one of the best chase sequences of all time. If you look real close, you will see it about 4 times in the chase. Get the Bullitt video here.
• Two-Lane Blacktop (1970) - [Sean rates this a 5-star film for its GTO content]Contains a 1970 Orbit Orange GTO starring James Taylor and Warren Oates. The cars are the stars of this movie which features very little meaningful dialogue. The car is not a Judge, but just a GTO with the stripes. It doesn't have any of the Judge emblems. They race a 1955 primered Chevy. Someone said it's the same one that that Harrison Ford raced in "American Graffiti". Framair@aol.com says he saw a guy in 1988 who had the Judge from the movie in Southern California. The guy had purchased the car from a friend who worked at the Universal Studios car lot. The car had a RAIV engine in it (all intact). There were a couple of different movie posters made for it. See Poster #1 or Poster #2.

 

 

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• THE FACULTY (1999) - [Sean rates this a 5-star film for its GTO content] There is a black 1970 GTO with red stripes down the hood and trunk. It looks a little like a Chevelle SS. But it's not. At the beginning of the movie, Zeke comes screaming through the high school parking lot, sending kids scrambling for cover. About half way through the movie, the 6 kids who have figured out that aliens are taking over, flee the school in the GTO with a great smoky burnout for about a block. Sad part, at about 3/4 through the movie, they crash it into the side of a school bus and destroy the car. There's some fish-tailing, tire-squealing footage. The car is definately sweet, that is until it gets smashed to hell. The movie is a good one. Here is a photo of the cast inside the car. And another view at the left front of the car. Buy the video of THE FACULTY here.
• Dazed and Confused (1993) - [Sean rates this a 5-star film for its GTO content] This movie has a 1970 Judge in it (along with many other nice cars). The Judge was Orbit Orange. It is shown a lot and is the star of the movie. See the opening scene of that movie with Aerosmith's "Sweet Emotion" playing and the Judge cruisin' in the high school parking lot. Too cool! Dustin McCall (the70judge@hotmail.com) fills us in on this car...

I was emailing with a guy about month ago who knew some stuff about the "Judge" on Dazed and Confused. He said a guy let the movie company use his 2 GTO's for the movie. He was already converting one into a Judge and they paid him to convert the other one just like it. One was auto and the other was 4 speed. He said they actually ended up damaging them and didn't pay for it. I think he must be partially right because I just watched the movie again for about the millionth time and noticed that the GTO had 2 different outside mirrors. When they pull up to the gas station it clearly has a different mirror than what was used in the other scenes.
Another source says this:
The 70 "Judge" in Dazed and Confused was not a Judge, just a regular GTO with a spoiler. I spoke with the owner in 1996 - the car was privately owned in Texas. Car needed some work but the owner had all proof it was the "Dazed" car and he was sure it was not a Judge. Was going to buy the car for my daughter who was a Dazed and Confused fanatic at the time. Car sold for $9500 before I could make a deal for it. The movie was filmed in Austin Texas. There were 2 GTO's used for the film. One had a great exterior and a 455. It was used for the the outside, burning rubber shots. The other car had a restored original looking Judge interior. It was used for the inside shots. Neither was a 'real' judge, but they looked good nevertheless. The video is a must have!
• COP LAND (1997) - [Sean rates this a 1-star film for its GTO content] There's a scene where a young Stallone sees a car go into a river and he saves a girl from drowning. The view of the car going off the bridge is from underneath the bridge, but you can barely see the car's chrome front bumper as it splashes into the water. Later, there is also an underwater scene. The car is a light green LeMans with a white top and white interior. The car has chrome splitters on the tailpipes. Imagine the horror of seeing that poor Pontiac drown! The movie is pretty good, though. Its about a Sheriff (Stallone) who works in a corrupt town across the river from New York City.
• Painted Hero (1995) - [Sean rates this a 5-star film for its GTO content] The 1969 GTO convertible is prominent in the movie. Dwight Yoakam drives the car throughout the movie. The show is about a rodeo clown, thus the title "Painted Hero". There is a sexy weirdo girl who always wears black. She likes rodeo clowns and likes to ride in the trunk of the GTO. Don't miss the scene where the weirdo girl gets fresh with the Hurst while they're driving. You don't actually get to see anything, but she says "Don't slow down, just let the car do the work." In one scene, the parked car gets slammed in the rear and side by a pickup truck. But the car stays in the movie till the very last scene, damage and all! This film has all the elements and characters similar to a Dukes Of Hazzard episode, but without the car chases. I have not seen this video for sale online, but my local Blockbuster Video store rents it.
• YOUNGBLOOD (1986?) - [Sean rates this a 2-star film for its GTO content] In the movie Youngblood, a 17 year old farmboy, Dean Youngblood, wants to make it big as a hockey player. Dean is played by Rob Lowe. Dean's brother drives a blue 1970 GTO hardtop. The car appears in the scenes where Dean is getting a ride to the hockey stadium. There you can see where the car's trunk lid has a "GTO" sticker on it, plus you can clearly see chrome P-O-N-T-I-A-C letters on the trunk lid as well. The blue GTO shows up again later in the movie when Dean gets a ride back to the farm. The car has a primered right fender. A young Patrick Swayze is in this movie as a hockey player too. Buy YOUNGBLOOD.
• Hickey & Boggs (1972) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content]  Starring Robert Culp and Bill Cosby. The bad guys have a 1971 or 1972 hardtop that puts in an all too brief appearance before being BLOWN UP! Want to buy some Bill Cosby videos?
• Live and Let Die (1973) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] When Bond (Roger Moore) takes a cab to Harlem and arrives at his desitination there is a dark green '68 parked on the street near where he gets out of the cab. It's a quick shot of the car. Buy the video.
• Slap Shot (1977) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] The hockey coach, played by Paul Newman, drove a GTO. It was a 1970 hardtop that appeared in a couple of scenes. It is sort of a goldish color. Maybe the color they call Aztec Gold. It has some brief loss of traction (appeared to be non-posi) and sounded pretty sweet. Paul Newman drives the GTO. He plays Reggie Dunlap who is the coach/player of a minor league hockey team called the Chiefs. The car has a black vinyl top and has a dent in the right front of the car. Get the Slap Shot video.
• Hollywood Knights (1980) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] This movie stars Tony Danza, Robert Wuhl, Michelle Pfeiffer, Fran Drescher, Stuart Pankin. See the red 1965 GTO hardtop with a black top, a Cobra, '57 Chevy, T-bucket, old mopar cop cars, and a few others. You will see the GTO's driving lights in the grill and the tail lights. Columbia Pictures has recently released The Hollywood Knights on video. Check for availability at Amazon.com here.
• My Science Project (1985) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Contains a blown 1968 GTO hardtop racing down the road moving faster than lightning. The car is red with painted rear bumper and Trans Am snowflake rims. Buy My Science Project.
• License To Drive (1988) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] One of the bad guys drives a red '68 or '69 goat. Car gets wrecked pretty good in a chase scene from a drive-in. Another person said it was a 1970 hardtop. They said the car was in grey primer during the scene where they're at the drive-in cafe where the waitresses are on roller skates. Can someone verify the year and type of car in this movie? Also, how many minutes into the film does the car appear?
• True Colors (1991) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Starring John Cusack. A red 1965 convertible gets bumped while he's at Law School. They filmed this one at the University of Virginia. Get a video of True Colors here.
• Wayne's World (1992) - [Sean rates this film 2 stars for its GTO content] Rob Lowe drove up to the house in a 1966 GTO. It is red with a black top. Rob Lowe is reported to be a GTO freak in his private life. There was an article which stated that he drove a Pinto or a Maverick through high school while saving up to buy his dream car, a 1967 GTO, which he still owns. Buy Wayne's World.
• Shawshank Redemption (1994) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] See the car at the end of the movie with Tim Robbins. It is a Matador Red with parchment interior 1969 LeMans convertible, not a GTO. The timeline of the movie strays a little bit here as Andy (Tim Robbins' character) was supposed to have escaped in 1966. Either he took three years to travel from Maine to Mexico, or he took a side track to Detroit and stole a preproduction 1969 prototype mule from the design studio. In the beginning, Red had been there 20 years. That means he got there in 1927. Andy spent 19 years and escaped in 1966. At the end, Red got out after 40 years, which would be in 1967. So as you can see it's a movie timeline error. Go ahead, watch it and do the math. Buy Shawshank Redemption here.
• Jumanji (1995) - [Sean has rated this film 1 star for its GTO content] There are two quick glimpses of GTOs in the bicycle chase scene near the beginning of the movie. One is a dark blue or black 1964 hardtop that flashes by in the exteme foreground. It's hard to spot, you need to slow mo/freeze frame the video to really see it. The other is a '66 red convertible which a guy is washing or polishing in the background. The car belongs to Dick & Barbra Dubois. See a picture of the actual 1966 car here . Or buy Jumanji here.
• Home for the Holidays (1995) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] A holiday movie which was about all the members of a weird disfunctional family. A 1970 GTO is used by the main actor. Robert Downey Jr (who plays her brother) drove it. Dylan McDermitt (from ABC's The Practice) was his friend who hooks up with Holly Hunter. It has some fishtailing tire burning footage. Buy Home for the Holidays.
• Crash (1996) - [Sean rates this a 0-star film for its GTO content] This movie starred Holly Hunter also. The story focuses on a close-knit group of people who have developed an odd sexual fetish around the collision of automobiles. Very strange. Contrary to initial reports, there is no GTO in this sick movie whatsoever. There is a junkyard scene where a homo guy is in a gold '66 Catalina or some such car. The other homo guy rams him with his beat-up black car. Dumb. You'll be very disgusted with this movie as people lick each other's ugly scars and tattoos. There is an interesting scene though, where the crash fetishists re-enact the famous James Dean Porsche crash. They prepare to crash on a road with bleachers set up beside it. People come to sit and watch them wreck Dean's silver Porsche Spyder into Mr. Turnipseed's Ford. The actors wear no pads or helmets as the wreck actually happens. Weird. But, Oh yeah. There is another good thing about this twisted movie. The blonde vixen Deborah Kara Unger whispers and moans a lot. Mmmm! After seeing Holly Hunter and Deborah Kara Unger for the first time in this poor excuse for a movie, I'll still be one of their fans for awhile. Don't bother checking out the video of Crash here unless you like seeing Deborah Kara Unger naked.
• Jurassic Park The Lost World (1997) - [Sean has rated this film 1 star for its GTO content] In the ending scenes where Malcom is driving his car from the 76 gas station to the airplane hangar, the red car he drives is a 1969 LeMans convertible. Buy all different versions of Jurassic Park here.
• Something Wild (1986) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Starred Melanie Griffith playing the wild chick. She was driving a '66 or '67 turquoise or green LeMans convertible. She more or less "kidnaps" Jeff Daniels for fun and games. They abandon the car when the police find it parked in a ditch. It gets towed away. She buys a Bonneville or Catalina convertible to make a getaway. A real good movie. Buy Something Wild.
• EMPIRE RECORDS (1995) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] At the beginning of the movie Empire Records with Liv Tyler (The Aerosmith guy's daughter), "Joe" (the manager of the record store) drives up in a '69 green convertible. Later in the movie, the GTO comes on for about 4 seconds when they run out of the record store chasing the shoplifter. Buy EMPIRE RECORDS.
• FANDANGO (1985) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] A movie with Kevin Kostner and Judd Nelson in their early days. Four college graduates go on one last road trip in a 1959 Cadillac. During the trip they meet some teenage girls who have a 1969 Judge. Kevin Kostner drives the car and smokes the tires in one part while a great Eric Clapton tune is playing. It has a great soundtrack. Buy Fandango.
• THE BURBS (1989) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Starring Tom Hanks. It's a comedy/science fiction all in one. Funny but, wacky. See the red 1965 in it. May be a convertible. Buy the video of THE BURBS here.
• STRIPTEASE (1996) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] In the movie Striptease with Demi Moore, Ving Rhames drives a '68 or '69 GTO convertible. Only seen in two scenes. Buy STRIPTEASE here.
•  UNIVERSAL SOLDIER 2 & 3 (1999 & 1998) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] There is a GTO in Universal Soldier 2 for most of the movie. A GTO is seen a little in Universal Soldier 3. Can anyone provide a description of it? Purchase the UNIVERSAL SOLDIER videos here.
• 36 Hours to Die (1999) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Robert Ziwani, Sun Service SSE (Robert.Ziwani@Canada.Sun.COM) says: "An American film company approached me to have one of my GTOs in a movie as the MAIN picture car. They stated that the ACTOR absolutely wanted a GTO. The actor is Treat Williams. It was filmed here in Montreal but was supposed to actually take place in Boston, so my car had Massachusetts plates. A quote from the movie made me realize what a GTO meant to others:

"Noah stared at his GTO. The Ultimate Muscle Car"
The movie first aired on TV in the spring of 1999. Here are a few secrets: All the movie was filmed in Montreal, so for those who have been there, you probably know that ALL the road signs are in French... So the moviemakers had to cut out or make sure no signs appear while driving on the expressway. The sound in the high speed scenes was OVERDUBBED. I went along with the sound engineer later to record the "shifts and high speed drive". Also, the actor's double is used when you see him swerving through the traffic. (Only when they show him from behind). They were careful with the car, but I have to admit, the traffic scene made me a *little* nervous as it was filmed thru REAL traffic. The film company gave me FULL insurance, and I put the value of the car down. It's a risk, but then again, I knew that. Actor Treat Williams had asked me if I wanted to sell. I declined. He showed me pics of a few small planes he collects, and told me he used to own a '68 LeMans. He is quite a nice person, and I DID ask him to be careful in the high speed scenes. He drove it well, without EVER stalling it. It was fun, but I don't know if I want to do it again. They had asked to use my car again right after this film for another movie filming in Montreal. It's with Paul Newman..."Where The Money Is". But I turned it down. I wanted to drive my goat for the end of summer. When they use it in films, they store it in a warehouse for security, and I can use it only on occasion.
Here are some pictures of Robert's car during filming...
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The third photo shows the rear of the car with a camera & mount they clamped to the car. The fourth photo is a sign which had the working title for the movie before they changed it to "36 Hours To Die". The last photo has the car next to some movie- making equipment.
The video of "36 Hours To Die" is coming out. Check for availability of 36 HOURS TO DIE here.
• BACK TO BACK (199?) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] HBO movie with Bobcat Goldthwait. There was a blue '68 with some unusual white side stripes driven by two Asian henchmen in the beginning of the movie. The car makes an appearance until Bobcat smashed the hell out of it in a chase scene. It was obviously totaled after the scene. How can these movie guys live with themselves? Makes us ill to see them trash a car that looked to be in pretty good shape.

A guy (GTOFamily@aol.com) whose car they used for the filming of BACK TO BACK writes this:
"Bobcat Golthwaite lasts about 5 minutes longer than my 1968 car does. The car first comes into play about 7 minutes into the film when two of the main characters pull a car cover off of the car. You see them get into the car and see the dash as they start the car and pull out of the warehouse. On the sides of the car is a very large silver stripe with GTO spelled out on the doors (their idea not mine) Next you see them go down a road and then back inside the car to see them talking, etc. The car is parked at a resturant. A few minutes later the GTO is in a car chase that is taking place with Bobcat driving. He plows into the side of what is my stunt double car. The stunt double unfortunately is a true 1969 GTO that they found to paint to look like my car. That car was not in the best of shape when they found it and it was totally destroyed in the crash. The silver stripe that was temporaliy installed on my car caused problems. We settled for some money and the remains of the stunt double car which gave me lots of parts at least. The last of my car seen in the movie is about 15 minutes. The movie came out on HBO in approximately 1996. One of our club members had received a phone call looking for a GTO and he referred the call to me. I see the movie listed on occasion under HBO and also either Showtime or Cinemax."
 
• TRADING FAVORS (19??) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Trading Favors has a nice GTO in it. The movie has a '68 - '72 red convertible GTO with Rally II wheels. The car is shown for a long time. The main co-star Julianna Arquette (or something) Arquette bleeds all over the seats at the end. The GTO is driven by the bad guy at first. Buy TRADING FAVORS here.
• MAD MAX (1980) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] After the "bar" scene, Max is talking with his motorcycle cop partner in a parking lot the next day. In the background is a '69 GTO convertible - Crystal Turquoise w/White top. It has some funky '70's wheels parked at the "Halls of Justice". They show some good shots of the rear quarter with the GTO crest light. You can spot the car in the parking lot of the Sugarland bar (either Sugarland or Sugartown). They show the car when Goose get on the bike after sleeping with the singer from the bar, its at the lounge singer's apartment in the morning right before he crashes. Max's buddy, Goose, takes off on his last bike ride before he bites the dust. The car can be seen in the parking lot when he gets on his bike to leave. It's about an hour into the movie. Since the movie was filmed entirely in Australia, it's probably a right hand drive goat. That means this car was in Australia somewhere at the time of filming. Shop for all the MAD MAX movies.
• CACTUS FLOWER (1969) - [Sean rates this a 1-half-star film for its GTO content] See Goldie Hawn and Walter Matthau. A cute movie, Goldie falls in love with a dentist (Walter). In one very brief scene, they go to a new car showroom and walk past a Carousel Red 1969 Judge and there are kids looking up the hood scoop holes and sticking their fingers in them. Buy CACTUS FLOWER.
• OUT OF TOWNERS (1970) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] In the opening scenes of the 1970 movie "The Out of Towners" with Jack Lemmon and Sandy Dennis, they go to the airport. In the parking lot, there is a good shot a real nice red 68 GTO. Buy OUT OF TOWNERS.
• Lady Beware (1987) [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Thriller 2:15 - A window dresser (Diane Lane) lashes back at a psycho (Michael Woods) who's been stalking her. See a blue '68 GTO convertible. It looked pretty sweet. The tires got slashed and it looked like it had aftermarket rims. The movie was shot in Pittsburgh. The moviemakers recruited a car by running an ad in the local paper; "Wanted '69 GTO convertible to be used in movie production". They settled for a '68 convertible which came from a local owner. The movie people insisted on buying the car from him instead of just using it. They talked him into it and he sold it to them.
• Return of the Dragon (1973) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Bruce Lee drives a white 1966 or 1967 GTO all through the movie.
• Bulletproof (1996) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Has a '72 red convertible GTO. You can see the vents behind front wheel wells. The movie stars Adam Sandler and Damon Wayans. See the car a few times. It does show up toward the end of the movie, before Adam turns himself back in. He is passed out on the side of the road in the car. Here, let's search for it.
• Forrest Gump (1994) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] There is a quick shot of a 1966 Goat in the second half of the movie where Forrest's on-and-off girlfriend hitches a ride in it on a rainy night. Buy Forrest Gump here.
• There's Something About Mary (1998) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Saw a black 1970 or 1971 GTO in the background shortly after the beginning.
• Slackers (1991) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] It is a sort of collage of bits of different, vaguely "loser-type" people as they muck through their lives. One guy drives a '66 or '67 Goat to meet his buddy, who's working on an early Chevy II. They get in the Goat, go to a junkyard, and the Goat owner goes inside, swipes a brake drum or rotor, and throws it to his buddy over the fence, then they split and the camera moves to observe some other "slackers."
• Speed (1994) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] There may be a 1968 or 1969 GTO or LeMans that gets plowed by the bus. It is in the town after they exit the highway.
• Sugar & Spice (2001) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] A blue 1970 GTO hardtop was used in the filming of this movie in Minneapolis/St Paul. The car belongs to a Minnesota member of the Land of Lakes GTO Club. It was driven by the main character. The movie is based on John Mellencamp's song Jack & Diane.
• Rudy (1993) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] When the players are walking off the field after practice and Rudy tries to talk to the players there is a 1966 or 1967 GTO in the parking lot that they walk by.
• Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane (1998) - [Sean rates this film 4 stars for its GTO content] Has a nice used 1964 GTO in the movie. It is a dark comedy about guys selling cars who are down on their luck.  The two main car salemen need money, and cannot refuse a shady job of "watching" a red convertible for a fee.  They get in trouble and one of them gets shot.  On the cover of the movie,  you can see the front end of a red 1967 GTO. The car never drives fast, and no car chases involving the GTO.
• Serial Mom (1994) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] A red 1965 or 1966 convertible was driven in this movie?
• The Postman (1997) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] A 1970 GTO is in this one. There were several scenes where the car was shown but most of it ended up on the cutting room floor. The only two that made it into the movie were one of Loranze Tate {Ford} sitting in the car sorting mail. The other scene shows the left front fender as the camera was looking out of the garage. The scene of Loranze and Costner looking under the hood while Costner explained what he knew about the car didn't get kept. A guy named Dan bought the car from Warner Brothers after they used it in the movie. Then he sent the VIN off to Ponntiac Historic Services and got the original bill of sale. The car was was originally Platinum Silver. It has a spoiler on the decklid, Muncie M-22, 400 cid, Hurst linkage T-handle shifter.
• Where The Money Is (2000) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Stars Paul Newman. It has a 1970 Cardinal Red GTO hardtop in it. It has a hood tach. The TV commercial's last shot shows the car going over a cliff.
• Hot Bods & Tail Pipe 8 (movie on The Hot Network) - [Sean has not rated this porno yet for its GTO content] It was either a 1966 or 1967 GTO. This was a porn movie, guys and girls.  So don't just walk into the neighborhood movie rental place and ask the 16 year old behind the counter for it!
• Final Destination (2000) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] There may be a black GTO in this movie.
• Direct Hit (1994) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] It stars William Forsythe as a hit man who drives a 1971 GTO?
• Irreconcilable Differences (1984) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] 1969 Carousel Red Judge is driven by Shelly Long when she meets Ryan O'Neill hitchhiking. There are a lot of excellent scenes with the car right up to the point where it gets stolen at a diner.
• Catch Me If You Can (year?) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] A 1972 GTO gets blown off by a supercharged 1968 Chevelle. (It might be a '71).
• Gone In 60 Seconds (1974 version) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] In one of the final chase scenes, there is a 1969 green GTO with hubcabs. It was making a right hand turn and you could definitely tell it was a GTO. It had about 5 seconds of the whole movie.
• Dawn Of The Dead (1978) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] The opening scenes of this movie have a 1967 LeMans in the cemetery.
• Used Cars (1980) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Kurt Russell buys "a mile of cars" to save the dealership. Looks like there's a rough 1968 in the line.
• Clay Pigeons (1998) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] With Vince Vaughn. In one scene at Clay's girlfriends house, there looks to be a yellow 1970 GTO parked in the driveway.
• (title unknown) (year?) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] There is a movie starring John Lithgow (3rd Rock) and Ralph Macchio (Karate Kid Movies) with a GTO. It might be '66 or '67. The movie aired in 1988. It was about Vietnam Veterans living in the Pacific Northwest in the woods. (John Lithgow), one of the vets, gets a visit from his son (Ralph Macchio). The GTO plays a minor part but is shown and mentioned in the movie.

GTOs ON TELEVISION
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• Third Watch (NBC) - Aired 1/17/00. [Sean rates this episode 3 stars for its GTO content] A bum is sleeping in a blue '67 GTO. The cops approach the car because they think the bum is dead. Cop says that it isn't such a bad place to die because it's a GTO. Cop opens the door. Bum gets startled as he wakes up. The cop is staring at the GTO because he likes it. The bum yells that the car is a '67 GTO with 389, three deuces with Rochesters. Cops start to interrogate the bum about sleeping in his car. The cop fondles the front of the hood. Bum tells him to get his hands off the GTO. Later in the show... bum gets away from the car. Cop gets underneath the car to see the "matching numbers". Bum comes back mad. Cop offers him $50 for the car. Bum basically makes fun of the cop because he knows the car is really worth $12,500. Bum refuses to sell. He hugs the GTO roof because he says he loves the car.
• WALKER TEXAS RANGER - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] Series starring Chuck Norris. On one episode they TRASHED a 1966 GTO. A red 1965 GTO convertible was spotted on "Walker Texas Ranger". The 'bad' guy was driving it like a crazy man, up an over curbs, the guy was beating up on this thing. It sounded real sweet (not sure if that was dubbed in) burnouts-no problem. Anyway look for the rerun. At least 9-10 minutes of a sweet looking GOAT. There is much WALKER TEXAS RANGER stuff here.
• Freaks And Geeks (NBC) -[Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content]  In a January 24, 2000 episode, a bunch of delinquents riding around in a 80's fastback spot a jock's red '69 LeMans convertible and follow it. Then, as it is parked, they get out and spray paint the driver's door with GRAFFITI! On the car you can see the "350" emblem on the chrome rocker moulding and the red rear side marker lights.
• Viper - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] On this series, they smashed a blue 72 GTO convertible. A blue '66 or '67 gets blown up on Viper. A bunch of kids stole a "secret formula" that looked like it was nitro, but then blew up when it got hot or something. The whole episode was about a car gang that ran a town. Cool cars.
• Seinfeld (episode #130: originally aired 10/10/96 "The Little Kicks") - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] George tells everyone his dad bought a 1968 GTO to relive his youth. Then he shows up with the car and it's a blue 1967. On this same episode, George gets arrested for making a bootleg copy of a movie and Elaine does her funny dance steps. Can anyone verify that the episode name of this show, "The Little Kicks" is correct? There is an assortment of neat Seinfeld stuff here.
• Looking For Lost Bird - CBS TV (due to air in Nov. or Dec. of 2000). [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] Mark Gacy (fourspeed@home.com) says his 1964 GTO hardtop is driving by in one scene. Its a Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie on CBS. The movie stars Mercedes Ruehl (she was in The Fisher King). Hopefully the car scene won't end up on the cutting room floor. Look for the GTO which is saddle bronze with redline tires and deluxe spinner hubcaps. It also has tri-power and a four speed. For weekend driving, Mark likes to put on Rally II wheels shod with B.F.Goodrich tires. They paid him $175 for a day. He spent 7 hours on location, although the actual shooting took only about 6 minutes. Mark's car was summoned to be in the movie via an ad in the newspaper. It said they were looking for cars 1965 and older to be used in a drama being filmed in Phoenix Arizona. So Mark called, sent a picture, and got accepted. Look for pictures of the car to be added to this page soon.
• I Dream Of Jeannie - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] Major Nelson traded a Valiant ragtop for a 1966 or 1967 GTO. Jeannie got a ticket in it on one episode. Rodger Healey drove a 1968 GTO convertible as well. In the rarely seen first season, still in black and white, then Captain Nelson drove a '65 convertible. In one episode, Jeannie took the car and backed into Roger Healey's '64 or '65 Comet convertible. This was still before Roger knew that Jeannie was a Genie. They used a 1966 or 1967 blue convertible GTO. You can see both '66 & '67 components on the car. It has '67 rocker mouldings. In one episode, Jeannie was unsuccessfully trying to drive a manual '66 blue convertible GTO. Jeannie puts the Major's car in a swimming pool. The show has hit video here.
• My Three Sons - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] Robby Douglas had a 1964 convertible that strangely became a LeMans after a season (the '65 GTO showcar with the tiger paintjob even shows up on an episode!) Buy My Three Sons.
• Baretta - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] The opening credits include an Orbit Orange '70 dragging Robert Blake through a fence. John Ulrich (gtonut@ptd.net) says:

"The 1970 Orbit Orange Judge in the movie Two Lane Blacktop and the Baretta TV series credits are the same car. This info came from a friend who worked at Universal back in the late 60's / early 70's. He worked with their vehicle "collection". The car was owned by the studio for quite some time. I have also seen the car in two other TV shows but do not remember the names. My friend says the car was used a lot. The car also appears in the first Baretta show on TV - the bad guys try to run over Tony Blake with the car, then crash through a fence, which is the part seen in the credits."
• CHiPS - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] During one of the famous car crash on the highway stunts, a 1971 Ford station wagon rear ends and climbs over and crushes a 1968 GTO. In the opening sequence, they flip a turquoise or green '68 convertible.
• The Monkees - [Sean has rated this series 5 stars for its GTO content] They had a custom GTO on their series. The red car is now owned by George Barris. The red convertible currently travels the car show circuit. There is a plastic model car kit of the Monkeemobile. Buy Monkees stuff.
• Lands End (1995) - [Sean has rated this series 2 stars for its GTO content] TV series where the lead actor drives a 1966 GTO convertible. The show was on TV for a few months. It featured Fred Dryer, the former all-pro linebacker for the L.A. Rams who turned into an actor. Dryer played the Detective on another show called "Hunter". But Lands End was aired on Saturday afternoons late. In it, he drove a 1966 GTO blue convertible with a white interior. That car was believed to have been for sale in Hemmings Motor News, advertised by a man in California.
• The 70's (Due out in April 30, 2000) - NBC TV miniseries followup to the one called The 60's. In the miniseries, see the 1969 Warwick Blue GTO hardtop with dark blue top. In the show, the car belongs to one of the actors and is driven by the actor. The car actually belonged to Bill Baker (wlbaker@earthlink.net) from Fullerton, California. The moviemakers first saw Bill's GTO at a car show and took down his phone number. Bill doesn't know how many scenes the car will appear in, in but the producers had the car for 6 days. Bill was on the set for 1 of the 6 days. He got about $2600 for the 6 days. They did $1000 worth of damage to the car, which Bill fixed. The movie is set in Washington, but was actually filmed in Los Angeles, California. This GTO took 1st place in the Long Beach Western Regionals sponsored by the Southern California Gathering of Goats. Bill sold the car at the end of February, 2000 at the Palm Springs Auctions. The web page for the auction may still be up at http://www.classic-carauction.com/catalog1.htm . It featured his GTO on the front page! According to the auction results there, the car sold for $14,100. Bill provided these shots...

CLICK -><- 135k   Here's a picture of the 1969 car with 3 wacky ladies at the Blessing of the Cars show in Burbank, California. At the show, people wore lots of dyed hair and tattoos (or inkage). Bill says this should have been called the Grateful Dead Car Show.
CLICK ->  Here are some earlier photos. The left picture shows the car in the High School Body Shop (oh my God). Bill was keeping his fingers crossed during the painting and bodywork process! The teacher was the one doing the work though. The rightside picture shows the car in primer at the high school. Bill bought his GTO in Tahoe for 2 grand with 49,000 miles. The car had been sitting since 1975, so the springs were shot from being under snow every year. He may show us a pic which was taken of the car in the paint booth later.
• Life Goes On (1989) - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] Becky's boyfriend drives a blue 1968 GTO throughout most of the series.
• Comedy Central TV show called Viva Variety (1998 season premiere) - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] See the GTO. It shows up when the character, Agatha, dreams about her career as a B movie queen. She thinks about one of the movies she made, "Bras to Kill" and the GTO is in it for about 6-7 seconds.
• CARTOON NETWORK

Chris Hastings (gto_68@bellsouth.net) says:
"The red 1965 convertible in the Cartoon Network commercial belongs to a friend of mine in our club, The Tarheel Tiger GTO Club of Raleigh NC (GTOAA Chapter). Another member's green '68 Firebird Sprint convertible was used in the Robin Williams movie Patch Adams, filmed in Chapel Hill NC (Univ of NC). Visit our club website at http://www.biznesnet.com/tiger/ "
• QUANTUM LEAP - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] On one episode, Sam plays a Literature Professor on a college campus. He finds his future fiance who needs to see her dad before he leaves for Viet Nam. This other girl who is hot for Sam as the professor, has a wrestler for a boyfriend. The boyfriend is jealous of Sam's worldly posture with his girlfriend, has a 1968 GTO hardtop. It is definitely a '68, but the boyfriend states the engine has 3 deuces for a carb. They end up driving the GTO to Washington DC and end up in the Watergate building at the same time as the famous break-in.

Does anyone have the episode number or original airdate for this episode?
• MAXIMUM BOB - ABC TV series. [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] An orbit orange 1970 Judge is in several of the scenes. No motion, only as a background in the scene. The car had gray primer on panels, judge stripes over the orange, and black interior with the Hurst T-handled 4-spd (supposedly). The show takes place in Florida. In the show, they busted out the passenger side window.
• HOME IMPROVEMENT - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] On a Home Improvement episode, Tim Allen was teaching a college class. Tim said a '65 GTO was the coolest muscle car of all time. Tim asked them what color said Goat should be, and one of the students said red. "No," Tim corrected. "Palmetto Blue." On one episode, the beginning of the show has Tim doing a "Tool Time" remote from a junkyard full of cars from the '60s. Notable sightings were a '68 full size Pontiac with a '59 Pontiac on top of it. As Tim walked through the yard, he passed a '66 (or '67) GTO! The grilles were gone, but the GTO emblems on the front fenders were visible.
• LIFETIME TV CHANNEL - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] In one of those made-for-TV movies they show a lot on the Lifetime channel about some women who are in some sort of trouble, well there was a 70 or 71 Black GTO with a rear Judge wing but it wasn't a Judge. The bad guys drove it when they were trying to kill her. It had some cheap knock off after market wheels. This may be the Thelma and Louise type movie called "Leaving Normal" with Christine Lahti & Meg Tilly. It has a convertible 70-72 that overheats and gets stripped.
• EQUALIZER TV SERIES - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] On one episode the bad guys were driving a 1967 GTO. What is the name of the episode? Tell us more about the car.
• ER TV SERIES - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] A 1968 hardtop appears. The car is in rough shape and he is working under the hood. He argues with this girl and he peels off. It shows the car for about a minute or so. The vent-windows on the doors can be seen, so it was a '68...or maybe a '69 with doors off a '68?
• MAGNUM PI TV SERIES - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] Magnum is in a car chase where a white 1970 GTO is chasing him. Magnum thinks he loses the GTO, and comments: "It pays to have a fast car", referring to his red 308 Ferrari. Then, he looks in the rearview mirror, and then sees the GTO hard on his butt. He immediately finishes his sentence with "Of course, there's always faster." GTO gets totaled at the end of this chase. They end the chase in a parking garage, with the goat slamming into a parked car. The Producer of Magnum, "Chas Floyd Johnson" had a liking for Pontiacs, as he let James Garner punish Firebirds as part of his daily routine in the "Rockford Files".
• Rockford Files (year?) - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] A 1970 GTO hardtop makes an appearance on one episode. It is red with a sort of white Starsky & Hutch stripe on the side.
• MIAMI VICE - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] Miami Vice movie made for TV (their last episode I think) has a '68 GTO. The bad guys get out of it in the beginning of the movie. If I remember correctly the car gets blown up! There was an episode where they blew up a '69 GTO convertible (silver w/black top). According to Goatman (goatman@tampabay.rr.com), the silver convertible GTO in the Miami Vice episode is a rare RA IV 4-speed. He saw the car at JJJ Enterprises in Ft. Lauderdale Florida just after filming. The car had been damaged during filming and was being refurbished. JJJ Enterprises specializes in GTO restorations. In another Miami Vice later episode where 2 female cops pull up in a yellow '68 convertible as they bust some cons. The two Vice chicks, one named Trudy, were driving a very faded and pale yellow '68 convertible that had seen better days. On the side of it you can see the 6.5 Liter badge on front fender, and arrowhead rear side marker. No Rally II wheels, just generic drums. It was episode #004 which originally aired Oct 19, 1984 on NBC. The episode title is "Hit List part 1". The alternate title is "Return of Calderon". In it, Tubbs works to save Crockett and his family from falling victim to an Argentinian assassin hired by Calderon.
• DUE SOUTH - TV SERIES - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] The main character, a Chicago detective, owned it. It appeared fairly often in the series. It was black, and it was a 1966 or 1967. It only appeared in the last season of the show. Earlier seasons featured a Buick Riviera (and a different actor playing the detective!).
• HARDY BOYS (199?) - In the 90's series of the Hardy Boys, the teenage detectives, drove a silver 1969 convertible in quite a few episodes.
• MOVIN' ON (197?) - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] The series was about a couple of CB'er truck drivers. On one episode, one of them is staying on a farm and finds a '66 or '67 GTO in primer gray in a barn that doesn't run. He proceeds to work on it and get it running again, then drives it in a pretty wild chase scene.
• Partridge Family - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] Danny Partridge and Reuben Kincaid (played by Dave Madden) are sitting in a 1970 GTO convertible, complete with Custom Sport wheel and power windows! In one exterior shot, the car is seen at a distance, parked in front of the family bus. It was a dark color (black, dark blue or dark green) and a standard Goat (non-Judge). The episode involved Shirley getting into a fender bender with an older gentleman (played by Harry Morgan), who then tries to sue.
• The Fugitive - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] A silver or primered 1969 Tempest appeared in many scenes from the February 23rd, 2001 episode. It airs Friday nights on CBS. It was used as a getaway car for a bank robbery. One person thought it may have been a 1968 car, with a 1969 rear bumper and taillights. This car had vent windows on the doors, 1968 GTO grilles (headlight covers not up), 1968 rear arrowhead marker lights. It had odd-looking front markers; not the 1968 wraparounds, but not the "double-hung window" lights of the '69. That may prove it was a 1969 Tempest. The car had that "under construction" look. There were many shots from many angles both still and in motion.
• I Had Three Wives (series from around 1985) - [Sean has not rated this film yet for its GTO content] The main character was a private detective who enlisted the help of his 3 ex wives in solving cases. Featured a white 1968 GTO convertible that did some serious burnouts. Also had a beauty named Teri Copeland as one of his ex-wives. The car had a black top and electric windows. The show may have been set in San Diego, California. It lasted about 3 episodes.
• Kolchack: The Night Stalker (series) - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] The series starred Darren McGavin. It was on TV for only one season - September 1974 to August 1975. It was similar to the X-Files show except without government involved storylines. The show was based on the highly successful TV movie of the same name. A 1970 Judge is in an episode. It was a scene with a gang and mob figures meeting in a body shop and Kolchack was listening in on the conversation. He was hiding behind the GTO.
• Thirty-Something (year?) - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] In a flashback scene, they were driving what could have been a 1967 GTO. They were stealing a set of carburetors for it.
• The Wayans Brothers (FOX TV series) - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] An episode featured a 1968 GTO convertible which was in deplorable condition. It was owned by Marlin and Shawn Wayans. It had a car alarm.
• Grace Under Fire (year?) - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] Grace's ex-husband used son's college money to give the son a 1969? GTO. It was red with Buick GS wheels. But it was a nice looking ragtop. Grace sold it to a person at the lot where the ex-husband had purchased it.
• (unknown TV series) (1982 or 1983?) - [Sean has not rated this series yet for its GTO content] Featured a yellow 1966 GTO with a white vinyl top as the daily driver of one of the detectives.
• A&E's Top Ten (A&E cable channel series) - [Sean has rated this episode 5 stars for its GTO content] The subject was the top ten muscle cars of all time. Guess which muscle car was picked as number one...that's right, our very own GTO!! Really a pretty good piece featuring GTO marketing man Jim Wangers and his red 1966 convertible very prominently.
• Car & Driver Television (TNN network) - [Sean has not rated this episode yet for its GTO content] They did a feature on the Pontiac GTO vs. Ferrari GTO road test of 1964.

There's a new 2010 TV series where the star drives a blue 1968 GTO in every episode. It shows up in this trailer at 3:00 and does a jump. The show is on the CBC in Canada.

GTOs IN COMMERCIALS
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• K-Mart Route 66 jeans commercial (1998) - This spot features a red 1969 GTO or LeMans convertible with a chrome bumper. The commercial is about two guys that pick up a girl hitchhiker or something. The guy lends his shirt to the girl, then goes back to get it and the mother says her daughter died 20 years ago. The commercial moves along too fast to comprehend.
• Feminine Hygiene - There's a commercial that's been playing a women's "feminine hygiene product" with a yellow 64 GTO convertible.
• Twix candy bar commercial - Has a red 1966 convertible. A guy is speeding down a deserted two laner and Devo tune "Whip It" plays through the spot.
• TV promo - A promo for Warner Bros, or the Cartoon Network or something - Huckleberry Hound is driving a red '65 GTO convertible and Shaggy, of Scooby Doo fame, is in the passenger seat. Huckleberry, Shaggy and the goat are very nicely animated, a la Toy Story. The animation is superimposed on real video. Most of the commercial is from the perspective of a camera on the front bumper, the hood scoop is visible mostly. There are a couple of shots of the interior from the passenger's perspective. They're doing a take-off on the 'Pulp Fiction' "What Big Macs are called in France" scene. Shaggy does most of the talking. Huckleberry says "I can't see over the dashboard." That Goat belongs to a member of the Tarheel Tigers GTO Club of Raleigh NC. The owner's name is Jack.
• French Toast Crunch Cereal General Mills (1998) - Shows a red a 1967 GTO. The father was polishing it, and the kid was eating the cereal - the dad asks the kid what the hell he's eating, and syrup falls from the sky and hits the car, followed by graham crumbs and cinnamon, which fills the interior of the car.
• Gateway Computers - A guy has a new computer on the passenger seat of his Nocturne Blue 1964 GTO ragtop. He is happily smiling and driving along with his arm around the computer box. He then sees a billboard for a better computer and doesn't feel so happy anymore. The commercial is for Gateway's computer leasing program.
• Jack-In-The-Box - The Jack-in-the-box character drives a red 1971 GTO convertible. In their version of a Happy Meal, they gave away a red Jack clown in a GTO car toy.
• Taco Bell (year?) - They make a "Run for the Border" in a GTO (or was it a LeMans) convertible.
• car stereo commercial (year?) - A guy in a 1969 GTO convertible is playing "Working in a Coal Mine".
• Pontiac 1969 Judge commercial (1969) - Stars Paul Revere and the Raiders.
• Pontiac commercial (1998) - Father and young son are driving in a new Pontiac. The kid spots a GTO and a Firebird, and lets dad know about it. They pull up next to a couple of old Pontiacs at the end.
• maybe Pennzoil - The motor oil comes in a yellow bottle. The one where they play George Thorogood's version of "Who do you love" and show guys working on their cars. There's a yellow 1968 or newer GTO, with a bodybuilder posing in front of it, for about 1/2 second.
• COTTON - They have a shot of a guy wearing blue jeans crouched in front of a blue 1967 GTO. No "GTO" badge was shown on the grill but a close look at the style of the grill shows it's from 1967.
• LEVI'S JEANS - Levi jeans commercial with a 1966 GTO or LeMans in it. The guy gets some coffee and spills it on him between his legs while he's driving.
• SONIC DRIVE-IN - Commercial for some kind of toast. In the very last scene, where some cars are pulling up - in the upper left hand corner there's a 70 or 71 Judge Convertible dark green and a white top.
• PHILIPS MAGNAVOX - A guy picks up his girl to go to 'the movies' in a light-blue '66 or '67 convertible. He proceeds to drive across the street to his house, parks his GTO facing his garage. Then he opens the garage door. He reaches toward the glove box for something, grabs a remote and starts a DVD movie on a big screen sitting in the middle of the garage.
• Commercial for some computer on-line medical service - A '68 or '69 white GTO or more likely LeMans convertible and an Olds convertible jump the Grand Canyon. The cars are "flying" through the air beside each other for quite some time while people in lab coats climb back and forth between the cars.
• Kragen's (year?) - At the end is a 1970 Sierra Yellow convertible with Sandalwood interior.
• Extra Bubble Gum (year?) - Has a 1970 Chevelle and a 1967 GTO parked next to each other with a bunch of the kids chewing the gum. You can see the rear end of the GTO very clearly for about 2 or 3 seconds. It was red and might have been a convertible.
• McDonalds (1994?) - Randy Travis pulls up to the drive thru in a red '67 convertible.

GTO's IN SOFTWARE
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• BURNOUT DRAG RACING GAME - Hot Rod Magazine has the ultimate drag racing game out for your PC, it's called "Burnout, Drag Racing". Here is part of a game review from a car guy named Mel...

One BIG problem...They have a car on there that is described as a '67 GTO.....its NOT..its a '68. And the biggest insult is the car is painted with FORD emblems and has a Ford emblem on the parachute. Then when you go to the shop area and check the engine.....that's right, it's a Ford.
• Test Drive Game - Anyone out there owning a Sony Playstation have a chance to check out Test Drive 5? In addition to all the other great cars on the game there happens to be a 1967 GTO. The only thing that is little askew about the game is that this '67 has a 455 engine in it. It's still an unbelievably lifelike racing game. Anyone who enjoys GTO's might really want to check it out. It's pretty cool. Here are the codes for Playstation Test drive 5:

 To get a high score go to a drag race that heavily 
 favors your car then at the high score menu enter 
 these codes:

 VRSIX                Cop chase & other modes can be used.
 RONE, NTHREE, MTHREE Unlocks all cars and tracks.
 NOLIFE               Gets bonus cars.
 SPURT                Super arcade mode.
 
 Enter a new code every time you get a high score and save 
 the settings afterwards.

 To unlock all cars, you have to get a high score on any 
 track. (all you have to do is run a drag race and get a 
 fast time).  Then as your name as " RONE".

 Bonus Cars get another fast time and enter your name as " NOLIFE ".

 Unlock Cop Chase mode.  Set a fast time in drag racing and 
 enter your name as " VRSIX "

GTOs IN MUSIC VIDEOS
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• Samantha Fox video (year?) - Samantha Fox's video "Naughty Girls Need Love Too" has a red 1967 GTO convertible in it.
• Tracy Byrd video (year?) - Tracy's country video for "Holding Heaven in my arms" has a red 1967 GTO convertible.
• UPDATE 3/01

Chicago (1984 music video) - The band Chicago did a video called "Stay the Night". The singer was not chasing a beautiful girl in a black 1970 GTO convertible. It was an Oldsmobile. A black 1970 Oldsmobile 442 convertible. In the video, the girl was peeling out and doing donuts to try and shake him off of her car.
• Jo Dee Messina video (1998?) - The country song "Bye Bye" has a red 1967 GTO featured throughout the video.
• Terri Clark video (year?) - A country song (what was the name of that one?) has a yellow 1970 Judge. Actually, the Terri Clark video is pretty funny, since it revolves around a guy in the gas station trying to get her attention. She rides off with the mechanic.
• Jennifer Paige video (1998) - "Crush", a pop song. Has a black 1964 GTO convertible with a light blue interior. The female singer and her model-type pals are singing "It's just a little crush" in this car for quite a while.
• TWISTED SISTER - Twisted Sister's "Hot Love" video made in 1987 features a 1965 convertible GTO among others. Click on the picture to see some selected vidcaps from the video. The GTO had air extractors added to the fenders, plus a white shaker scoop from a 70s Trans Am. Also was wearing a set of early 70s Camaro Z28 wheels.
• Nellie (music video) - The rap group is called "Nellie". The song is called "Country Grammer". There is what looks to be a 1968 or 1969 convertible. The unique thing about this GTO is that it has a chrome bumper and rallye stripes on the hood. The car is black with a white interior. Throughout his video he is rapping in front of the car. The car is lowered and has what looks like 18" chrome rims.
• Sisters Of Mercy band (MTV video) - Video for the song Black Planet featured a revamped Monkeemobile. It has at least some footage of the Monkeemobile with a repaint being driven around loaded up with the band members.
• Ronny & The Daytonas - The video for the song called "My Little GTO" features a 1967 GTO. Ronny actually used the royalties from the record to buy a Tyrol Blue '67 convertible, his dream car.

CELEBRITY GTO OWNERS
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• Lou Gramm, lead singer of Foreigner - Had a Goat. Find an article about it in an old issue of High Performance Pontiac. It shows Lou Gramm with a pair of heads he had done at some speed shop. They say he has a 1967 RAM AIR. A 1967 convertible was in Lou Gramm's 1987 video "Midnight Blue". It has a bright orange or red goat featured throughout the video. Its either a '66 or '67.
• JESSE VENTURA - On an A&E Biography about Jessie "The Body, now The Mind" Ventura, his son said that during his dad's hell-raising days, Ventura owned a GTO. Buy JESSE VENTURA stuff including an A&E book here.