The 1968 Pontiac GTO

The Gran Turismo Omologato was completely restyled for '68

The shape was a radical change

By the time the 1968 GTOs were released, there had already been over 286,000 of them sold to the muscle car-hungry public. GTOs were still very much the rage on the streets and the model spawned numerous direct competitors, from other divisions of GM as well as from Ford, Mercury, Dodge and Plymouth.  

1968 GTO

A lack of chrome added to the elegant, flowing lines of the new A-Body cars. The GTO was the top-of-the-line in the Tempest series, and performance lovers flocked to it big time.

 Pontiac GTO
In 1968 federal law required side-marker lights front and rear, and Pontiac added a nice touch by using their "arrowhead" crest as the shape of the quarter-panel lights. GTO decals came in three colors: black, white or red.

PONCHO POWER!

Rochester Quadrajet four-barrel
Pontiac engine color in this era (1966-70) was Metallic Blue.    

Rally II wheels
The car still has its original Rally II wheels, an $84.26 option and they have been fully restored

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The 1968 Pontiac GTO