1966 Pontiac GTO - A Classic
and very Collectible 1960's Era Muscle Car
1966 PONTIAC GTO, 2 door Post "Clone"
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Mirror shine Black gloss finish with a Black vinyl top complemented with
a black vinyl interior, no expense spared restoration to show winning
condition.
Features include: 389 C.I. tri-powered Pontiac V-8 engine,
4-speed manual transmission, 12 bolt rear end, power steering & front
disc brakes, factory a/c, original Pontiac am radio, aluminum BeCool
radiator.
This Classic 60's Muscle Car also
includes a Grant rosewood steering wheel with tilt steering column, Autometer underdash tachometer & gauges, Crager "SS" polished
Mag wheels with
radial tires.
(Click image at left to see it as a
larger image)
Detailed award winning engine compartment, fresh car with
a super straight body, mint show paint, chrome & stainless brightwork,
they just don't come any better than this GTO.
Offered @ $26,900.00
This street machine has
to be seen to be appreciated, we feel very strongly that this is a show winner, pure American
Pontiac muscle being offered here.
We have low rate, simple interest
financing, delivery to your door no problem, please call our office toll
free or stop by our 15,000 Square foot classic car museum located inside
the 100,000 Square foot Brandons Home Furnishing complex here in Atlanta.
OPTIONAL FEATURES INCLUDED ON
THIS 1966 Pontiac GTO
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Air Conditioning
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Power Steering
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Power Brakes
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Tilt Wheel
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AM Only
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Vinyl
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Custom Wheels
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Dual Exhaust
This Classic 1966 Pontiac GTO " Muscle Car
" offered @ $26,900.00
NEWS - MEMORIES - CULTURE FROM
1966 - (in no particular order) -
- Chinese
leader, Mao Zedong launches Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
(1966-1976)
- Mass Draft Protests in U.S.
- Star Trek T.V. Series Airs
- Black Panther
Party Established
- Soviet spacecraft Luna 9 makes a soft landing on the surface of
the moon
World Events
- France withdraws its forces
from NATO.
President De
Gaulle visits the
USSR
(June 20)
- Sukarno leaves office in
Indonesia;
Suharto
assumes power
- Botswana,
Lesotho,
and Guyana
become independent states within the
British
Commonwealth
- India suffers the worst famine in 20 years;
Lyndon
Johnson asks for $1 billion in aid to the country
Entertainment
Events
- The first
Star Trek episode, "The Man Trap," is broadcast on September
8. The plot concerns a creature that sucks salt from human bodies
- CBS backs out of plans to broadcast
Psycho, deeming the movie too violent for at-home viewing
- The old Metropolitan Opera House is abandoned as the company
moves to
Lincoln Center. The new
Metropolitan
Opera opens with
Samuel
Barber's Antony and Cleopatra
Movies
- A Man for All Seasons, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Alfie, A
Man and a Woman
Entertainment Awards Pulitzer Prizes: Fiction:Collected Stories of Katherine Anne Porter,
Katherine Anne Porter Music:Variations for Orchestra, Leslie Bassett
Academy Award, Best Picture:The Sound of Music,
Robert Wise, producer (Twentieth Century-Fox)Nobel
Prize for Literature: Shmuel Yosef Agnon
(Israel) and Nelly Sachs (Sweden) Record of the Year: "A Taste of Honey," Herb Alpert and the
Tijuana Brass Album of the Year:September of My Years, Frank
Sinatra (Reprise) Song of the Year: "The Shadow of Your Smile" (Love Theme
From The Sandpiper), Paul Francis Webster and Johnny Mandel, songwriters Miss America:
Deborah Irene Bryant (KS)
