Could of course be a LeMans with GTO badges?
Cheap enough starting price though.
https://www.mathewsons.co.uk/auction/lo ... 8&pn=1&g=1
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1968 GTO at Mathewsons.
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Re: 1968 GTO at Mathewsons.
It says it has documents proving its authenticity, but would a GTO have had a vinyl roof? 
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Re: 1968 GTO at Mathewsons.
Looks very clean, shame no hood tach.
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Re: 1968 GTO at Mathewsons.
VIN and/or Fisher body tag should tell you if it's genuine but there's plenty out there with vinyl roofs so this wouldn't be a concern for me.
I think you'd need to see it in the metal to make a "judge" ment on whether it was worth the money but Id think anything less than 10k woudl be a steal. If you're going to have a look, I'd pay attention to the pimples under the vinyl roof along the rear pillar. Also looks like the headlights are the hideaways rather than the fixed option but not hidden so might be an issue with the mechanism.
Also rust along the bottom of the rear window panel and boot lid lips are commond on GM A bodies.
That being said, what's not to like about a Verdoro Green GTO. (I only need one of these and a Buick GS to complete the A body ownership set).
I think you'd need to see it in the metal to make a "judge" ment on whether it was worth the money but Id think anything less than 10k woudl be a steal. If you're going to have a look, I'd pay attention to the pimples under the vinyl roof along the rear pillar. Also looks like the headlights are the hideaways rather than the fixed option but not hidden so might be an issue with the mechanism.
Also rust along the bottom of the rear window panel and boot lid lips are commond on GM A bodies.
That being said, what's not to like about a Verdoro Green GTO. (I only need one of these and a Buick GS to complete the A body ownership set).
Alan; whose 72 Challenger is inexorably taking over the house.