Christmas was two months ago; nevertheless, the February issue of The Legend features two red GTOs—a 1965 and a 2005—both owned by Santa! Harry Santa, that is. Harry acquired his tri-power, 4-speed classic Goat in 1978. The car had been sitting on the street for a year in front of ...

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How do I look in blue (this is not a political statement!)? Jeff Williams’ 1971 455 GTO is all-blue, and the story behind it is, well, astounding. The car passed through two of Jeff’s brothers before he acquired and restored it, which isn’t unusual when one considers that he is ...

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Of course there’s a red (well … “maroon,” and it’s a 2007 Ford color, most likely Redfire Metallic) GTO on the cover of the December issue of The Legend. It’s Christmas! Gordon Smith’s 1964 resto-mod convertible is a stunning example of a barn find transformation, a frame-off restoration that took ...

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Purple Chevy (or Ford or Mopar) Eater: Bob Stewart’s 1967 Plum Mist/white vinyl hardtop GTO represents a rare color combination. Bob restored it in 2003-2004, with a few refreshes in the years since then. If a picture says 1,000 words, the photos below say many, many more. But they don’t ...

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Gordon Gondek’s 1967 hardtop GTO is a beautiful example of a Resto Mod.  While it looks stock except for the Cragar S/S wheels, pop the hood or sit in the driver’s seat, and you’ll quickly realize that this classic is equipped with all the goodies that make it a reliable ...

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Did you know that 1971 was the final model year for factory-built Pontiac GTO convertibles? Then how do you explain Don Allen’s Monarch Yellow 1972 convertible, the cover car in the September 2020 issue of The Legend? Easy: “The dealers got creative and would help a buyer order a LeMans ...

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Randy Pribyl is back! Behind the wheel of a GTO, that is. The August 2020 issue of The Legend features Randy’s stunning 1969 convertible, which is the result of him “finally having all I could take of not owning a GTO. An experienced collector and restorer, Randy also contributed “GTO ...

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