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Red 1968 GTO convertible with the Endura Delete front bumper. VIN# 242678B142475. This one was found for sale on the internet summer of 2001 in Wilmington, Delaware. It has a black interior with a black convertible top. This car has many options: original V8 400 Cubic Inch engine, 3-Speed automatic, dash clock, disc brakes, tinted glass, power antenna, power brakes, power seats, power steering, and power top. There was a tale included with the description of this car, "In 1974 the current owners purchased this vehicle from New York police where the car had been for four years. The original owner had this car stolen and in the time it was stolen the original tires were taken off and the clock was damaged and still does not work. After being police property for that amount of time the current owners bought the car and they have enjoyed over 25 years with the fun to drive convertible."

Convertible Top Color: black
Interior Color: black
Visible Options: endura delete bumper chrome
VIN: 242678B142475
Owner: from Wilmington Delaware DE
Posted: 03/03/2002

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freeyayo:   Talking about police property, it would be funny if the '68 GTO was the standard cop car. CLASSIC LADY:   How can this be an Endura bumper if it is chrome. I thought that the Endura bumper was rubberized and painted the same color of the car with an elastisized paint? (editor: The description says it's an Endura "delete" car. That means the car was ordered with the rubber bumper left off. Instead, the factory would install a chrome bumper.) Ron:   I was wondering why my 68 GTO came with the chrome bumpers. Mystery solved. Thanks. Click here to add your own comments.      -or-     See the newest comments sitewide.

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