Awesome car, very similar circumstances as to how you acquired it in comparison to my '65 shown in another post in this thread.

Wow, just wow!!:headbang:

Beautiful!

Is this a Baltimore built car?

Notice that in every modern photo where a human being appears, that person has a great big smile!

K

Great story and great car. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

Wow, you don't see creampuffs like that every day, and that's the perfect word for it.

The BEST photo is the photo of the GTO in the garage and the rifle rack on the wall :)

It says....you mess with my GTO....I mess with YOU! Love it!

Dan

----What a great Goat and great find! I'm so envious......Bill S

What a beautiful car, your a lucky man. Thanks for sharing.

Gregg

Congratulations on the acquisition of an irreplaceable piece of history.
I love all of the original details on this car... it is just INCREDIBLE!

Next up, OEM Interior
 

The interior is probably one of the nicest you will ever see .... like showroom new.

The only flaw, a small worn spot on the LH bucket seat piping.

Door service sticker (1987 ~ 41025 miles).

Optional Custom Sport Wheel is amazing. The simulated wood grain is very strong, zero light areas as well as the 6 dove tail joints.

This car was built with no seat belts. Seat belt “Delete” equals $11.00 credit.

Cordelia had ‘64 vintage seat belts installed early on.

PS, The vintage toy tiger setting on the rear package tray is still in it’s spot.

Chris.