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Ferrari 250 GTO s/n 4219 at the 2006 Pebble Beach Concourse d'Elegance
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1968 Pontiac GTO Clone
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Of the 81,722 Pontiac GTOs built for '67, 13,827 were equipped with the HO engine. It cost $77 extra and added a higher-lift camshaft, free-flow exhaust manifolds, and an open-element air cleaner.
The name GTO was John DeLorean's idea. It was inspired by Ferrari's 250 GTO and is Italian abbreviation for Gran Tourismo Omologato. Omologato is Italian for homolagated which means "certified to race in the Grand Tourer class".
These were so powerful for their weight, that my high school buddy, upon graduating from Merchant Marine school, bought a new one off the lot and within a block of driving it off the lot, spun out and smashed it up against a telephone pole.
L'un des 599 exemplaires de la 599 GTO axée sur la piste produite à partir de 2010
Fini en Grigio Medio avec la livrée de course Nero sur une sellerie Nera Alcantara
Propulsé par un V12 atmosphérique de 6 litres dérivé d'Enzo, développant 670 chevaux
20 790 kilomètres au compteur
Vendu 815.000€
been getting into classic muscle recently, after seeing the work of makehastecorp and Aaron Beck's Cuda which you may have seen my model of before. I had been wondering what it would look like to take this "minimalist muscle car" approach to one of my favorites, the '67 GTO. When je_brickworks announced he was hosting a restomod contest it was the perfect opportunity to try it. Any trim has been removed, a massive intake has been added, racing interior, rear bumper cut down, and a livery inspired by some of the aforementioned designers works. also tried to go for a more intense photo style.
1964 was the first model year for the storied GTO. It is said to have been the model that kicked off the musclecar era. This is the 2-door sedan version.
The GTO inspired a hit song "Little GTO" in 1964 by Ronny and the Daytonas.