The show was held at the Holiday Inn Southeast in Aurora Colorado (outside
Denver) July 9-13, 1997. Events included Drag Racing at Bandimere Speedway,
Technical Seminar with John Sawruk (A Chief Engineer at Pontiac who owns a '71
GT-37), Tour of Clive Cussler's Auto Museum, and a seminar featuring Smokey
Yunick & John DeLorean
All photography below is by Ken Carothers.
Cropping, brushing, and visual wierdness added by Sean Mattingly.
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'67 GTO black next to a '64 GTO black with Trans Am wheels
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'65 GTO! wagon right front view sniffing a Firebird
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'65 GTO! wagon with hood up front left view
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'65 GTO hardtop Burgundy has Hurst wheels & redlines
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"Old Goat" artwork on a white car - 2 views. Above artwork is on a '66 GTO
with a 455 owned by Jim Dorko of Dallas, Texas. His tow rig has a similar
graphic painted on it showing the Billy Goat in a Little Red Wagon with a
zoomie header equipped, fire belching Poncho engine behind him powering the
wagon.
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'66 GTO hardtop front left view next to a truck
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'68 LeMans hardtop blue is sharp - I blurred the background for a cool effect
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'68 GTO hardtop Verdoro Green - I blurred the background for a neat effect.
It's owned by Jeff Pund of Arkansas.
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'68 GTO convertible blue with standard headlamps
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'68 GTO convertible blue left rear view
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'68 GTO hardtop silver with hood up
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'68 GTO htop silver left rear view - Oh, yeah!
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'68 and '69 GTO beaks in a lineup
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'68 GTO hardtop Forest Green? with badge on grill.
Do you see the blue car in the background of the above picture? Does
anybody know who made that '71 - '72 Grand Prix into a convertible? Jeff Pund
(jeff.pund@gfii.com) of Arkansas says he knows the guy who owns the Grand
Prix convertible. His name is Joel and he is from St. Louis. He had a guy
fabricate that from an Olds Cutlass top mechanism.
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'68 and '69 GTO lineup rear view
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