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Old 07-22-2017, 12:03 AM
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Axle,

What happened to your parents GTO?
One of my favorite GTO's is the 67 HO. I have had two and they are Fast! Great cars!

squidtone,

I'm impressed! Data on 1000 67 GTO's. WOW, I thought I was crazy, as I try to keep data on any 64 thru 67 Survivor GTO's. I love reasearching and learning these cars.

Chris

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Old 07-22-2017, 05:40 AM
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Cool Nice Combo...

I recall seeing a '66 in this combo but can't say I've had the pleasure to see it on a '67.

Did a quick search and found this nice example,
not sure how I feel about the roof but a nice car;
http://thefirstgensite.com/library/6...O67S6P7_42.pdf

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Old 07-23-2017, 02:10 PM
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Axle,

What happened to your parents GTO?
One of my favorite GTO's is the 67 HO. I have had two and they are Fast! Great cars!

squidtone,

I'm impressed! Data on 1000 67 GTO's. WOW, I thought I was crazy, as I try to keep data on any 64 thru 67 Survivor GTO's. I love reasearching and learning these cars.

Chris



My parents bought their car off of the showroom floor at Bill Page Pontiac in Falls Church, Virginia. It also came with factory a/c . They owned the car for a few years then traded it in for a station wagon (I know) then moved to California. I'll have to post pics when I can find them. On the streets, my dad raced everything ,and was only beat once,by a '67 427 Vette. We have tried and tried and tried to find the car over the past 30 years, but have ben unsuccessful. Coincidentally, my uncle bought a Cameo Ivory with red interior GTO from that same dealership, the year prior, and my other uncle bought a green on green 4 speed GTO from that same dealership the year after. By late '67/early '68 all three brothers were running around northern Virginia/DC/Maryland area in GTO's .

Time is ticking, but would I'd love to find a Cameo Ivory with turquoise interior '67 GTO,and surprise my dad with it!

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Old 02-15-2023, 01:25 PM
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Axle,

What happened to your parents GTO?
One of my favorite GTO's is the 67 HO. I have had two and they are Fast! Great cars!

squidtone,

I'm impressed! Data on 1000 67 GTO's. WOW, I thought I was crazy, as I try to keep data on any 64 thru 67 Survivor GTO's. I love reasearching and learning these cars.

Chris


Hi, my parents purchased their Cameo Ivory / Turquoise interior HO off of the showroom floor at Bill Page Pontiac in Falls Church , Virginia back in 1967. In late '68 they regrettably traded it in for a Chevy Wagon . This also occurred in the Northern Virginia area. The family still wonders if the car is around today.

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