Nice! Love that color. Had a silver '69 RA III automatic with black interior. Love the parchment interior and the Muncie. Best year of Goat IMO. Thanks for the great episode!
That was an impressive GTO and the story behind it. Steve did a beautiful restoration job. I have never seen that color on a GTO either. Another great episode Norm and Will.
Steve I just stumbled across this video. I have lived on the east coast of Florida most of my life and owned the twin to your car. I also showed mine at the GTOAA back in 1991 and took first place in restored class (back when only one car could be the top car). Mine was also Warwick Blue with Parchment interior, 400 and 4 speed. I was the second owner and bought the car with only 50k miles on it. It was all original numbers matching car. It was featured in Muscle Car Review. I sold it in the mid 90s to a collector in Canada. I also owned a 69 Lemans in Warwick Blue with medium Blue interior. These days I have a 68 RA II 4 speed GTO Midnight Green with Black interior 1of 199 built, a 67 GTO 400 HO two tone car Plum Mist with Parchment interior, and a 68 Tempest in factory colors of Meridian Turquoise and Aqua interior. I always liked the "blue" colors. You cans see these cars on my UA-cam Channel. Love your car! ua-cam.com/channels/SqvMHERLTVYNHOh14n9WEQ.html
Your story made me smile as I had similar experiences with my gto. I've had mine 42 years, moved the antenna to the rear quarter and replaced the dash insert with real wood. Happy motoring. Allen, Las Vegas.
Nice! Love that color. Had a silver '69 RA III automatic with black interior. Love the parchment interior and the Muncie. Best year of Goat IMO. Thanks for the great episode!
Great car.. one of my fav ‘69 cars ever. And working hide-always!
Love the story.
That was an impressive GTO and the story behind it. Steve did a beautiful restoration job. I have never seen that color on a GTO either. Another great episode Norm and Will.
NICE... I have a 68 GTO HO 4 spd in the same color combo Code D with Parchment redlines and rally II's. I bought it because the color combo.
What a beautiful car and a great story. This is the most beautiful, well restored GTOs I have ever seen. ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful color and pretty car. I’d lose the wing though, never was offered on non-judges.
I agree.
Very impressive. Great story.
Love the color of this one!! Had a 69 years ago! Dark Green Black vinyl top. Great job he did on the car!!
Steve I just stumbled across this video. I have lived on the east coast of Florida most of my life and owned the twin to your car. I also showed mine at the GTOAA back in 1991 and took first place in restored class (back when only one car could be the top car). Mine was also Warwick Blue with Parchment interior, 400 and 4 speed. I was the second owner and bought the car with only 50k miles on it. It was all original numbers matching car. It was featured in Muscle Car Review. I sold it in the mid 90s to a collector in Canada. I also owned a 69 Lemans in Warwick Blue with medium Blue interior. These days I have a 68 RA II 4 speed GTO Midnight Green with Black interior 1of 199 built, a 67 GTO 400 HO two tone car Plum Mist with Parchment interior, and a 68 Tempest in factory colors of Meridian Turquoise and Aqua interior. I always liked the "blue" colors. You cans see these cars on my UA-cam Channel. Love your car!
ua-cam.com/channels/SqvMHERLTVYNHOh14n9WEQ.html
Your story made me smile as I had similar experiences with my gto. I've had mine 42 years, moved the antenna to the rear quarter and replaced the dash insert with real wood. Happy motoring. Allen, Las Vegas.
Did he mention the rear gear?
I think it was acting up because it was not happy with Chevy motor. Awesome car, ty
That thing is wicked. Hate white interior.
Would have been nice with a test drive. Got a liitle mundane without it
What motor?
400 ci with Muncie 4 speed
Out of a 1970 gto