Belly35;672652 wrote:I had one when I was crazy and young .....Loved this car .. Oh! The memories



My dad still has his '64 GTO, it was his first (1th) car in high school, hung onto it and eventually restored it. I'm not crazy about the color (Sunfire Red) but whatever.
It looks like this but the exhaust is slightly different and a black interior instead of white.

Speedofsand;673054 wrote:a nicer boat. I did the 2 girls at once plenty of times back in the days of Spring Break. Now I'd rather have a million dollars.

Fred Flintstone;673036 wrote:

Belly35;672652 wrote:I had one when I was crazy and young .....Loved this car .. Oh! The memories



My dad still has his '64 GTO, it was his first (1th) car in high school, hung onto it and eventually restored it. I'm not crazy about the color (Sunfire Red) but whatever.
It looks like this but the exhaust is slightly different and a black interior instead of white.

Fred Flintstone Have you driven it? Have you opened it up?
I loved the power shift between second and third (I had the Tri-Power three two barrel carburetors engine that produced 348 horsepower) that shift would just kick back in the seat.

The Sunfire Red is cool … with the red line tires

Belly35;673217 wrote:

Fred Flintstone;673036 wrote:
Fred Flintstone Have you driven it? Have you opened it up?
I loved the power shift between second and third (I had the Tri-Power three two barrel carburetors engine that produced 348 horsepower) that shift would just kick back in the seat.

The Sunfire Red is cool … with the red line tires

I've only driven it a handful of times and I have opened it up on a couple of occasions. I love driving it but you really have to stomp on the clutch. His has a 386 (I think)with the TriPower. I remember the first time he really opened it up with me in the car, it felt like riding the Gravatron at the fair I could not pull myself forward in the passenger seat.