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03726 Re: Just finished watching a 6 hour show on history channel, The American car history wow
   ...I remember the GOAT quite well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...
ribit   POPE 5   08 Jul 2018
11:56 PM
03715 Re: Just finished watching a 6 hour show on history channel, The American car history wow
   Yeah. That GTO looks a lot nicer than that butt ugly edsel. Zim....
Zimbler0   POPE 5   08 Jul 2018
7:13 PM

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By: capt_nemo in POPE 5
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SO much i didnt know. Henry ford was a fool lol, Ford lost their A$$ on the Edsel. We still have one of those....... I hand polished every square inch of this car...
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John DeLorean worked for GM ,Pontiac division and basically ran the show. He wanted things that GM wouldn't approve of, so he did what he wanted and he created the Pontiac GTO. Came out with standard power. John wanted more, so he created the 389 325HP engine and put it in the GTO. GTO stands for,,

What Does Pontiac GTO Stand For?
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The "GTO" in Pontiac GTO stands for "gran turismo omologato," which is an Italian term indicating a car is built to specifications can be driven in competitive racing. According to The Huffington Post, former General Motors executive John DeLorean named the car in homage to a Ferrari model. CONTINUE READING


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The Pontiac GTO debuted in 1964. To create it, GM swapped out a 326-cubic-inch engine in a car it was developing with a significantly more powerful 389-cubic-inch engine, according to The Huffington Post. The large engine in a relatively lightweight car gave the GTO impressive power and resulted in the beginning of the muscle car era in the American auto industry.

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