Make:
Pontiac
Model:
GTO
Year:
1966
Mileage:
24793
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Tennessee
City:
Nashville , TN
Zip:
37208
1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible upgraded tri power V8 heart
1966 Pontiac GTO convertible like this is a rare machine. But what gives this car its gravity is the level of investment that gives you a super-sleek finish, an upgraded tri-power V8 heart, and cold-blowing air conditioning. It makes for the best combo when you want an icon that offers a cool breeze in your face and a seductive rumble in your ears. There's just something about a red GTO that gets your enthusiast's heart pumping. This is a later professional application that sets the tone right for a car that has had some nice investments. So the smooth and even gloss does a terrific job of showing off the extra clean lines. Finding a 1966 example finished at this level is desirable because it's arguably the best year for a GTO. It combines much of the original muscle car spirit with a few extra curves in the sheet metal. You have to love that Coke-bottle profile, subtle hood scoop hints at the power underneath, exclusive tail light package, and the big bright chrome bumpers are great reminders of Pontiac's wide track design. This one has all the right factory pieces, down to the badging. But some cool upgrades tell you they paid attention to details. After all, the high-polish Billet Specialties have a large 17-inch size to fit better tires, but their design reminds us of the iconic Pontiac Rally II wheels. Another way this car focuses on style and details is with the roof. The clean white folding top has a sophisticated look against the red for those times when you want an upper-class cruiser. But when you power it down, the full black inside mixes with the red on the outside to give you an aggressive color combo fitting of the granddaddy of all muscle cars. While the black has an intimidating attitude, you can see quite quickly that this is inviting. The upholstery, carpet, dash pad, door panels, and other fundamentals have the fresh feeling of a solid investment. The comfortable front bucket seats with headrests and bright center console with floor shifter set the right tone for a driver's car.
1966 Pontiac GTO convertible like this is a rare machine. But what gives this car its gravity is the level of investment that gives you a super-sleek finish, an upgraded tri-power V8 heart, and cold-blowing air conditioning. It makes for the best combo when you want an icon that offers a cool breeze in your face and a seductive rumble in your ears. There's just something about a red GTO that gets your enthusiast's heart pumping. This is a later professional application that sets the tone right for a car that has had some nice investments. So the smooth and even gloss does a terrific job of showing off the extra clean lines. Finding a 1966 example finished at this level is desirable because it's arguably the best year for a GTO. It combines much of the original muscle car spirit with a few extra curves in the sheet metal. You have to love that Coke-bottle profile, subtle hood scoop hints at the power underneath, exclusive tail light package, and the big bright chrome bumpers are great reminders of Pontiac's wide track design. This one has all the right factory pieces, down to the badging. But some cool upgrades tell you they paid attention to details. After all, the high-polish Billet Specialties have a large 17-inch size to fit better tires, but their design reminds us of the iconic Pontiac Rally II wheels. Another way this car focuses on style and details is with the roof. The clean white folding top has a sophisticated look against the red for those times when you want an upper-class cruiser. But when you power it down, the full black inside mixes with the red on the outside to give you an aggressive color combo fitting of the granddaddy of all muscle cars. While the black has an intimidating attitude, you can see quite quickly that this is inviting. The upholstery, carpet, dash pad, door panels, and other fundamentals have the fresh feeling of a solid investment. The comfortable front bucket seats with headrests and bright center console with floor shifter set the right tone for a driver's car.
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