Interesting #s 350/4-sp GTO, Owned Since '78

[scuncio]

The overall moldy vibe is pretty disgusting, but I think this one might actually clean up fairly well. Not the most exciting color combination, but I dig the uniqueness...don't see many of these anymore.

And, it's a hatchback

Link to 1974 GTO auction

[Bill Pritchard]

OMG, what a shame.

[scuncio]

This one is back - seems to get bid to $4-5k each time around, but the reserve is clearly higher than that. The market is trying to inform the seller, I guess....

Link to 1974 GTO auction

[RSSSfan]

Parking it under that pine tree didn't do it any favors.

[69LM1]

Cool car. Very unique that's for sure. I'd drive it.

Agree colors could be better.

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[WILMASBOYL78]

I have always had a soft spot for these cars...maybe because they are a cousin to the Nova.

As I have stated before...one of these with a 455 SD or HO motor, 12 bolt with some stiff gears and an M-22 would be the bomb. Not sure how you could get enough tire under the back to handle the power...but it would be fun trying.

I see these in my travels once in awhile...a forest green with a bench seat interior would be cool.

-wilma

[Tracker1]

Originally Posted by WILMASBOYL78

I have always had a soft spot for these cars...maybe because they are a cousin to the Nova.

As I have stated before...one of these with a 455 SD or HO motor, 12 bolt with some stiff gears and an M-22 would be the bomb. Not sure how you could get enough tire under the back to handle the power...but it would be fun trying.

I see these in my travels once in awhile...a forest green with a bench seat interior would be cool.

-wilma

There was an R&D exercise in something like that a couple model years previous for magazine testers to toy with. Unfortunately, it never made production.

[tjs44]

It needs paint and interior so color is not a issue IMO.Tom

[Jonesy]

Love that shaker hood on those 74 GTO's.

[69LM1]

Here's a cool color combo:



/R