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Well, we were
so proud of these new sets of pictures that we had to start a new
page! The first set featuring the GTO brochure were kindly donated
by Dan Roy (see his car on page 2
and at www.ultimategto.com |
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If you look
closely, you can see what appears to be a little yellow triangle on the
hood scoop. Did this ever appear on a production vehicle, or was it
just a product of the artist's imagination? |
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This second new set
of pictures was generously provided for your viewing pleasure by Craig
George.
His car has been repainted in its original Admiralty Blue
Metallic. Superb!
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August 2001: Ready to head to the Woodward Avenue
Dream Cruise and Classic GTO Weekend in Sterling Heights, Michigan |
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(PDF format)
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You can find
additional views of Craig's car at
www.ultimategto.com
as
well.
(L) At the car show, Freedom Hill park in
Sterling Heights
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Craig
also donated a scan of the September '73Motor Trend '74 GTO article. (PDF)
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(L) Craig's
personal favorite picture of his car (R) Modified view |
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Fantastic white Goat from the
archives of Bob Dischert |
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Bob no longer owns the car,
but he's still a Pontiac man. |
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(L) GTO from
Massachusetts, in "exclusive pontiacventura.com
collage format" OOH! Color is "Primer Grey
Metallic"...just kidding. (R) An award-winning GTO,
sold by an Illinois resident. Now THERE'S a paint job...!
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(L) GTO
originating in Wisconsin (R) New York Goat
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(L) This GTO
was retrieved by the Repo Man in Kentucky and sold at auction
Here's an Oklahoma car
missing parts of its face.
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(L) Here's the
subject of restoration at www.74gto.com,
courtesy of Bill Dunne. Check out their list of restoration
expenses. (R) A page from a high
school scrapbook. Friend Mike buys a black Goat, Jerry gets hooked and buys a
red one. Sorry to report that Mike eventually totaled his car.
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Some
hot views of Jerry Sheffer's current GTO. These two shots are good
examples of how to photograph your car: a background free of distractions,
a nice setting...nice job! |
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As promised last time! |
Fantastic white Goat from the
archives of Bob Dischert
Bob no longer owns the car,
but he's still a Pontiac man. 
As promised last time!