WOODWARD GTO TIGERS SHOW August 12, 2001
It was a fun day
These pages contain a bunch of pictures snapped
by Stephen Petro (stephenpetro@home.com).
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1964 convertible with the hood up. This is a very shiny car.
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1964 was the first year for the GTO. Here is a lineup of show
cars.
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1964 car with poverty caps. Is black your color?
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1964 car. Hoods up for inspection on this fine day.
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A 1964 hardtop.
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1965 hardtop on the showfield.
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1965 convertible with Ram Air
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A fine lineup of 1965's.
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1965 convertible.
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1965 convertible in red.
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1965 GTO convertible with a white top.
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Same 1965 GTO convertible with a white top as seen from the left side.
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1965 convertible wears the most popular color.
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1965 car in Tiger Gold.
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Another view of the 1965 racer.
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Looks like this 1965 hardtop is black.
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Redlines on this classic. 1965 was a good year.
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That car has the hood up to show off the tri-power.
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This is what you call a 1965 post coupe.
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Check out the wheelcovers on this 1965 hardtop, baby.
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1964 convertible with the hood up. This is a very shiny car.
1964 was the first year for the GTO. Here is a lineup of show
cars.
1964 car with poverty caps. Is black your color?
1964 car. Hoods up for inspection on this fine day.
A 1964 hardtop.
1965 hardtop on the showfield.
1965 convertible with Ram Air
A fine lineup of 1965's.
1965 convertible.
1965 convertible in red.
1965 GTO convertible with a white top.
Same 1965 GTO convertible with a white top as seen from the left side.
1965 convertible wears the most popular color.
1965 car in Tiger Gold.
Another view of the 1965 racer.
Looks like this 1965 hardtop is black.
Redlines on this classic. 1965 was a good year.
That car has the hood up to show off the tri-power.
This is what you call a 1965 post coupe.
Check out the wheelcovers on this 1965 hardtop, baby.