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The mirror tells the story
In traffic this unlabeled car had only one piece of text visible
I think it was the Aussie Holden brought to the US and badged as a short-lived Pontiac GTO. One thing for certain, it had a thumping V8 inside...
Different car & spoiler, but the same model/year shown below:
The mirror tells the story
In traffic this unlabeled car had only one piece of text visible I think it was the Aussie Holden brought to the US and badged as a short-lived Pontiac GTO. One thing for certain, it had a thumping V8 inside... Different car & spoiler, but the same model/...
Most likely
Those v8 GTO were always cool to me, not in a desire way but just interesting that they exist.
The Americans should have got a road legal version of
the Nation's Cup racecar built by Garry Rogers Motorsport. It would have had the performance they were expecting. 427 cubic inch V8 and smacked everything it competed against.
Exactly
The Americans would have bought a lot of those as their preference for big horsepower cars has shown for the last 50+ years through multiple generations of people.
I just went down to the Cadillac dealer to buy 668 horses
I was ready to put my money down to order a CT5V Blackwing but couldn't bring myself to agree to their markup above list price. What do they think they are selling? Watches? ...
