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My 1964 GTO Convertible.

What's this? Could it be?
A 348hp Tri-powered 389

A closer look

Look, up ahead... My next two victims!

Mr. Car in San Diego Dyed the ORIGINAL
Upholstery. That's right!
The same interior Pontiac installed in 1964
except for carpet and arm rests.

One of the cleanest rear decks ever produced.

One of 6,644 made.
How Many are left?

My Father ordered this car in 1964 after graduating
from West Point Military Academy.

The restoration was easy and inexpensive at
less than $10,000.  Current  estimates put its value
at over $30,000.  A sound investment I would say!

This is the 1997 SDPOCI Chapter show at
Deer Park Winery and Museum.

This guy inspired me to order a new set of rims,
You will see them here soon!
RON ROGERS' 1964 GTO

A personal favorite of mine,
Dennis Macdonald's 1964 Pro Street Goat.

What GTO site would be complete without paying a
little respect to "Mr. GTO" himself, Jim Wangers.

This shot was taken at the 1997 SDPOCI show.
He brought along a few friends pictured below.

Jim's 1969 GTO JUDGE
Needless to say he took first place in the Judge group.

Jim's 1965 GTO Hard top.

I host the San Diego Chapter of POCI's web site.
If you want to see what's going on, click here.