Don Hodd picked up his special-order Pepper Green 1970 GTO convertible brand-new on May 22, 1970, from Roy Foss Motors on Yonge Street in Toronto. The Canadian-built beauty featured a Sandalwood top and interior, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, Rallye II wheels, Safti-Track rear, gauge package, AM radio—and no ...

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The Pontiac GTO—the car that started the muscle car movement in the 1960s—now has its very own United States Postal Service stamp! GTOAA member David Staggs owns the 1966 hardtop that was used as a model to create the stamp, which is one of a series, “Muscle Cars.” The series, ...

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Many of us are familiar with hearing, “Oh, that car? It was driven by a little old lady!” In Beatrice Moffett’s case, her Mayfair Maize 1969 hardtop was indeed driven by someone who fit that description, at least in part: her grandmother, who bought the car new because she “wanted ...

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Club member Rick Hoglen’s cover feature 1970 GTO is more than just a fine classic car. It represents the “Final Gift” his wife Diane was able to give him before losing her battle with cancer one year ago. Rick’s story is a tribute to his wife and the GTO they ...

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Four years ago a new website for the GTOAA was launched. With that site, we now accepted membership forms online and added some new features to the GTOAA’s online presence. Today a new site with improved features is going live. We are no longer using a two-step handoff ordering process ...

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