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A nice GTO owned by Don Fenton, down in the Lone Star
State. |
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A thorough clean-up both inside & out. The color
is the very rare 'Carmel Beige", for those of you keeping score. |
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One of the nicest I've ever seen, though the original
rims would look better. This car used to reside in Michigan.
Originally a Georgia car. |
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A nice collage by the former owner, showing beautiful details.
Sweet! This might even be the original paint job, if I remember the
ad right. |
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(L) This car has the accent stripe, we don't see that too
often.
(R) "FASTRNU" plate
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(L) A 1974 GM ad that has our favorite GTO in the
background. This was the car of my dreams for many years, (and still
is!), but I never saw one until I moved to the west coast.
(R) Zooming in on the GTO. Someone (me) was careless
removing the ad, many years ago. I clipped the nose by
accident. Aaargh!
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(L) Top: The goat emblem for '74, available in (3) color
schemes (L) Bottom: September 1973
issue of Motor Trend, "our car" is on the cover. Text of
article was donated by Craig George, see GTO page 4
(R) A poster with 2 views
of the '74 GTO
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Pete donated 3 shots of his nice
(former) ride. "I loved that car!" he writes. |
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A repainted
Oklahoma car with column-shift automatic. Not the exact color, but
looks nice. Looks like they didn't replace the GTO decals.
UPDATE 5-23-03: This car was
purchased by GTO fan Bob Pope. |
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An Ontario, CA car with MOPAR
parts under the hood!!! |
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Fresh add to ebay, from Longview,
WA. A clone. |
Pete donated 3 shots of his nice
(former) ride. "I loved that car!" he writes.
An Ontario, CA car with MOPAR
parts under the hood!!!
Fresh add to ebay, from Longview,
WA. A clone.