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And here it is completed. Electron Blue 1974 GTO notchback owned by Henry Rhodes from Manhattan, Illinois. Henry adds, "I bought the car from a friend in 2003. I restored the car for my soon-to-be wife and as soon as it was done I had to sell it to pay for our wedding. It was a real 74 GTO that I had to strip three Venturas for the parts on this one. I finished the car in 2004 Corvette Electron Blue with a white top and interior." CLICK->
Electron Blue 1974 GTO notchback, right front view. CLICK->
Electron Blue 1974 GTO notchback, left side view. CLICK->
Electron Blue 1974 GTO notchback, left front view. CLICK->
Cleaning the Electron Blue 1974 GTO notchback. Looks like another project in the garage. Some type of panel truck or delivery. CLICK->
Yellow 1974 GTO sent in from James. It was for sale by his landlord, back in December of 2001. Only $1000! CLICK->
Yellow 1974 GTO, interior view. It's got a 400ci engine, 4-speed manual transmission, posi rear end, and a big hole in the bench seat. CLICK->
Red 1974 GTO street legal drag car found for sale on the internet from Seattle, Washington. Here's a list of features: Jim Green's built 455, automatic transmission, Ram Air #46 heads, forged pistons, balanced, Ram Air II cam, roller rockers, Hooker headers, 850 Holley, Torker II intake, MSD Ignition, Hughes converter, electric water pump and fan, welded in sub-frame connectors, 8 point cage, Hurst shifter, Richmond 3.64 gears, 10 bolt posi, competition engineering bars, fiberglass doors, front bumper hood, M/T 12.50-15 on centerlines, Flowmaster 2 chamber exhaust. This car has run 11.20's on slicks and high 11's on street tires. CLICK->
Red 1974 GTO street legal drag car, left rear view. CLICK->
Red 1974 GTO street legal drag car, interior view. Looks like a great Prom car - imagine your date (in a dress) trying to get in or out. CLICK->
Red 1974 GTO street legal drag car, a view of that 455 engine. CLICK->
Bruce Niemietz primers his 1974 GTO hatchback in 1993. CLICK->
A 1974 Ventura donated a door to this 1974 GTO from Bruce Niemietz. Preparing for restoration in 1993. You can see part of his wife's red 71 in the background. Her car can be seen in our 1971 Lot. CLICK->
Bruce Niemietz makes more preparations for paint. CLICK->
The car is freshly primered. March of 1993 from Bruce Niemietz. He picked up this manual transmission car for $700. This car later made a drive from California to Indiana with no problems. PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
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