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You are looking at a completely authentic 1966 Pontiac GTO. With only 20,997 actual miles, this classic is a real find!

It was in 1966 that the GTO became its own model. Bearing the --242- VIN, 1966 was among one of the years the first generation GTO was produced. This Pontiac has received the Vintage Car Certification at MCACN in 2015. This 1966 GTO is a time capsule that is museum worthy. Survivors like this are becoming harder to find by the day. This GOAT comes complete with the protect-o-plate and owner-s manual.

The original Cameo Ivory paint is in excellent condition. The Parchment interior on this Pontiac is in fantastic condition and like showroom new as well. This GTO is the hardtop variant with no B-pillar, making for a gorgeous looking car.

This GTO is powered by its original, never rebuilt, 389cid/355hp motor mated to its original 3 speed automatic transmission with shifter mounted on the column. The engine runs strong and sounds great. Driving this car is an absolute pleasure and you hear no rattles or...

This fine example is consignor stated, numbers matching, with only 72,438-miles on the odometer. She is powered by a E-code 400 cu in Big Block, mated the Jet-Away II automatic transmission, and 12-bolt rear end with 3:89 gears. This 442 was re-painted in the original Autumn Bronze, with Fawn power convertible top, and Black vinyl interior. The fit, finish, and the paint, are all very well done to show quality - and is better than new! Step inside and the interior appears new - but - it's original - that's how well she has been cared for! The seats, door panels all look new, and the only patina is a small amount on the console - [but we're splitting hairs here] Despite this 442's age, you'd think you're looking at a fresh restoration. Would you believe, the wheels and tires that she rides on - are the originals! She will come with a complete 2nd set for safe driving. The owner states he has all original documnets including bill of sale, protecto-plate, and shipping document - that will all go with...

This GTO is a prime example of when Detroit muscle cars ruled the streets and were second to none. With the great condition maintained since its restoration, this GTO is impressive inside and out. This GTO is ready for anything you throw at it. This street Machine powers down the road with the infamous and era correct 389 CID V8 engine, fed by a desirable Tripower carburetor set up having plenty of power to get this full size cruiser up and moving. An automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, and Air Conditioning get you down the road in comfort and style while enjoying all the looks, head nods and thumbs up. The GTO is presented in a beautiful shade of high gloss House of Kolors Black Rootbeer which is set off by nice chrome wheels, stainless trim, and a very clean black interior with leather...

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Gateway Classic Cars of Denver is proud to offer this Beautiful 1966 AC Cobra Replica.

The owner of this car poured his blood, sweat and tears into this over the top build.

The build of this Cobra replica started with the body and frame from Midstates Cars (Who merged with Shell Valley). It was painted red and packed with a top end powertrain.

Starting in the engine bay you'll find a Ford 428 F. E. Block built beyond 'Super Cobra Jet' specs with Edelbrock aluminum heads with stage II porting and prep by Keith Craft, Crane roller rockers, Comp Cam, ARP rod bolts, Edelbrock medium rise intake and topped off with a Holley dual feed 750 CFM Carburetor. This monster is lubricated by a Melling high flow oil pump and remote dual oil filters, all with less than 1000 miles on the build. The 428cid F. E. powerplant is backed up by a Richmond Gear 5 speed manual transmission. The power is then delivered out...

This beautiful Lincoln is a two owner, and the original owner was the very well known Lincoln Mercury Dealer Jack Ross. This Lincoln was his personal car and was used to pick movie stars and other high end clientele from the airport as he wined and dined them and sold them a car. This Lincoln is all original and is a survivor featuring the original 462 cid V8 easily releasing 340 hp and 485 lb-ft of torque and has 78,512 miles. The engine compartment of this Continental looks Incredibly clean and original, which is a testament to the loving care this Lincoln has received all its life. The exterior sports the original Black paint which shows great and is finished off with the iconic White Wall Tires that really makes the look of the car. The interior is equipped with the original Red Leather seats and all the original bells and whistles that made this car stand out. The power top on this 1966 Lincoln disappears...