The Ultimate Pontiac GTO Picture Site
by Sean Mattingly. 2006 Day at the Track - Indy coverage
There's no bigger GTO image collection anywhere!
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It's easy to get good shots of the interior in convertibles. This one has the optional Custom Sport Wooden steering wheel. CLICK->
Red 1965 GTO convertible from Wisconsin, left rear view. If you're a fan of motor racing, check these out...
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This Mayfair Maize 1965 Tempest Custom convertible has a gold interior and Cragars. It is owned by Bill Kaufmann from Grove City, Ohio. CLICK->
Under the hood was this 326ci engine with a 4bbl carb. CLICK->
This is a sign that was on display with the 65 Tempest Custom. It says, "GTO Wanna Be". CLICK->
This 1965 Tempest Custom convertibe has a gold interior. It sports a manual transmission with a bench seat! CLICK->
The dash says Tempest Custom. CLICK->
This blue 1966 GTO from Cary Hardy of Connersville, Indiana was the Picture Of The Week for 8/13/06 showing off its custom lettered tires. CLICK->
Here is another shot of those custom lettered tires. A little company called Tire Image can make a set for you, just call 937-672-9803. They can lay in the red stripes and also put on custom letters that look like they were manufactured with the tire. CLICK->
Under the hood is a Tri-Power engine with air conditioning. CLICK->
Another shot of Cary's 1966 GTO hardtop. CLICK->
Now we turn our attention to a Black 1967 GTO hardtop with a wild set of rims. CLICK->
Nice looking engine under the hood. This car has a tall air cleaner and some other good racing components. CLICK->
The seats all have gray inserts in them. Some cool seats for hot summer driving. CLICK->
Black 1967 GTO hardtop, right rear view. It carries an Indiana historic vehicle plate. In this state there are no rules against driving the car as many miles as you want. To get a special plate like this, the car has to pass a one-time inspection at a state police post. They do a quick check for functionality of items such as the horn and turn signals, and seatbelts if so equipped.
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Patrick Noonan (knoonan.@stny.rr.com) -"I'm 13 and am looking for a car that I can drive in the next 3 years when I first get my license. This site has really helped inspire me in getting a '67 all black GTO hardtop."
