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I saw a lovely old Goat by the side of the road, in the middle of town too!
In this case it was a Pontiac GTO, nickname Goat. This is a 1971 or 1972 third generation car in very nice condition.
and some more distractions presented themselves, just a few miles away.
The Charger looks almost abandoned, but it has current tags. The front tires are tiny and the rears are "racing slicks". Looks like the owner got half-way through a fender project ...
Cazalea
I saw a lovely old Goat by the side of the road, in the middle of town too!
In this case it was a Pontiac GTO, nickname Goat. This is a 1971 or 1972 third generation car in very nice condition. and some more distractions presented themselves, just a few miles away. The Charger looks almost abandoned, but it has current tags. The ...
Wow! Beautiful lines of the GTO!
With classic Kraggar wheels! Was it designed by De Tomasso? Thanks for sharing such a beast! René
Tastfully restored GTO, Mike. I think it's a '72. Wonder . . .
. . . if it's a matching numbers build. Not many built; don't recall seeing many when they were new. Art
A good overview here
Hemmings Motor News Jim Wangers got it to production with some support from John DeLorean who took all the credit. I met Jim a couple times; he was always sore about DeLorean hogging the spotlight. Mike
