I took these pictures of the two GTOs on display, a silver one was cruising Woodward wearing manufacturer plates. What struck me most is how large the car is in person (it looks tiny in pictures), and how much better it looks when you can see it, feel it, and sit in it, it's really one of those cars that doesn't photograph well in my opinion. I also found that the exterior of the car is all sheetmetal, there doesn't seem to be any fiberglass or plastic anywhere, not even the grille.

These pictures are from the third weekend of last August, if you truly love classic American cars, the Dream Cruise is not to be missed.

http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto01.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto02.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto03.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto04.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto05.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto06.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto07.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto08.jpg


http://www.ot2.cupofnoodles.com/trishield/wdcgto09.jpg

Enjoy.

nice pics , i have seen them before, Oh!!! thats right you're the edmunds dude that posted them before ...

Welcome !!!

Originally posted by CM_LS1@Oct 30 2003, 08:39 PM
nice pics , i have seen them before, Oh!!! thats right you're the edmunds dude that posted them before ...

Welcome !!!
Thanks. :D

I found the link to this site from the Edmunds GTO forum.

So your the one that we stole the post from. Glad you made it over from the dark side!
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