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The September 2018 issue of The Legend is our annual GTOAA Nationals Issue, where you’ll see every award-winning car in every Concours and Popular Vote class. Is your classic or modern-day GTO or other Pontiac among the winners? Did you receive an Original Owner certificate? Did you participate in the ...

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The August 2018 issue of The Legend features Ray Wolf’s 1965 GTO hardtop, his first car, which he purchased used as a teenager in 1974, for $300! This resto-mod is loaded with high-performance parts. Years ago, when money got tight, he thought of selling his beloved Goat, but his supportive ...

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A GTO Bronx Tale: The July 2018 issue of The Legend features Ray Florida’s (yes, that’s really his name) Regimental Red 1967 GTO convertible, a rarity in this particular New York City borough (or for that matter, anywhere in The Big Apple). Growing up in the Bronx, and taking the ...

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Wreck to rebirth: The June 2018 issue of The Legend features Susquehanna Valley GTOs member Tom Jackson’s Original-Owner 1970 GTO hardtop. This Verdoro Green/White painted top Ram Air III model, named “Nellybelle” by John’s wife, narrowly escaped being totaled when, on the way to the 2016 GTOAA East Coast Regionals ...

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The May 2018 issue of The Legend features Jack Alongi’s 1967 GTOAA Concours Gold hardtop GTO. Jack’s first car was a Tyrol Blue 1967 GTO with an Ivory Cordova top and Parchment interior, which he sold just before he entered the Marines. Although over the years he owned two more ...

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The April 2018 issue of The Legend features Dan Yacovella’s 1965 tri-power, four-speed hardtop GTO. Dan wanted to buy a used ’65 GTO in 1967, to replace his 1961 Chevy Impala sedan, but his dad, an auto mechanic, “just saw the GTO as something that could potentially do me harm.” ...

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The March 2018 issue of The Legend features Dan Kingston’s Original-Owner-Award-winning 1968 Antique Gold GTO convertible, which Dan purchased new at the tender age of 17 (with his mom’s help, co-signing for the loan payments). “Never in my wildest dreams had I considered a muscle car with a convertible top!” ...

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