2004 GTO

[1PROGTO]

:-/Well I just don't know about this one. Looks like it could be a Chevy Cavalier with some cosmetics.

I think it needs some NW GTO Legends design pointers.

Let's send it to our studio for some tweaking........

[1PROGTO]

:-*Let's contact Hurst and get some wheels made for it.

[1PROGTO]

::) Let's add a 60" airfoil wing A LA JUDGE, and get some big 'ol stickies out back for a little more attitude.

[1PROGTO]

:oOK now for the power department. Let's add the "MUSCLE MACHINES" option to the list and make it blown!!!

[1PROGTO]

;DStill not enough to use the legendary nameplate of GTO.

After many discussions with the players in the PONTIAC ring, Jim Wangers, SD Performance, etc. We have come up with the final prototype. If once blown was good, twice blown must be better. You be the "JUDGE".


Brad

[Unknown_Authority]

I found this in the Performance Years Forum. Not Bad!!! Click where it says GTOII at the top of my post.

[LonnieS]

John,

One needs to have the proper picture viewer in order to view this.

[Unknown_Authority]

Ok, Let's try this instead.

[MikeS]

Definately an improvement, with the split gril. That rendering is almost conceivable. If they build it that way, they might sell the 20,000 initial run they're hoping to!

[Icelander]

Taking Eric's lead with his version of the GTO, I couldn't help my self and had to draw this one. It's based off Holdens Special Vehicles' GTO.

I left the URL for the site as well as all their branding so that you can compare it to the original.

::)

[Icelander]

Here's the original.

[Unknown_Authority]

So, where are the headlights?

[Icelander]

They're hideaways, just like the '68. I was figuring that the low-profile lights from the old Geo Storm or some projector lamps could be installed w/o chopping the body up to make pop-ups.