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Old 06-26-2019, 11:35 AM
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My first favorite Pontiac was the 1964 GTO . I was a senior in high school, and one of about 6 students out of maybe 250 that actually had a car (an 8 year old Ford with 200k miles, all that I could afford!).

In 1965, my favorite became the 1965 GTO, which I still believe is one of, if not the, prettiest Pontiac ever built, and I have never owned one.

I did, at one time own 3 1964 GTO's but have since sold them.

my current favorite is a 1974 GTO that has been "slightly" modified to run like a Pontiac, not like a government issue smog machine that is so safe it would survive a collision with a Sherman tank!

OH, and Maryann - this one is not John Deere green, it is "BSG" in color!

Jon.

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