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Old 12-12-2013, 12:06 PM
Grizzly Dan Grizzly Dan is offline
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Default 1967 GTO

How lucky some of us are. In 1972 my parents bought me my high school graduation present. A '67 GTO convertible for $1,000 bucks. That was a lot of money at that time especially for them. I still have it tucked in my garage and feel like a kid every time I fire her up. I have spent what I could every year for improvements (the last a total engine rebuild) and a new top is next on the agenda. When I jump in the GOAT I look up toward heaven and thank my parents every time I turn the key.
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Old 01-31-2014, 09:05 PM
chinquapalian chinquapalian is offline
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Default 65 GTO

AT 20 WENT TO A PONTIAC DLR and was tooken by 421 Cat til i saw the window sticker ended up w/ a gto ragtop for $3600 and ordered it. dad said to salesman these kids sure like fancy cars today. i raced it Fri and Sat he drove to church Sundays

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