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OMG John, does this bring back memories. I had the previous year, 1964. About the same price; I just remember $3400. I had a trade-in though. Mine was silver-blue.
"3,492.90?" ....nuff said 😉 😉 😉
Learned something new....those wheels were an option?
Not sure what's up with the wheels and tires Bob. The wheels look like Cragar's. The sticker shows custom wheel discs; whatever those are but shows redline tires as an option instead of the shown white letters of the picture.
I could probably get one for that price now...............in poor condition.😆😂🤣 Great as always John. 💯😎
In my experience with these window stickers, the car in the pic does not match the window sticker. Let's not get our knickers in a knot. Take it for what it is.
John Bono
North Jersey
...oh, for sure, those rims are aftermarket - long after that particular GTO left the Dealership.
@sizedoesmatter I didn't mean to upset you John. I simply didn't understand as Cragars were certainly popular at that time and thought they might have been an option that I never knew existed on a new car.
"The sticker shows custom wheel discs, whatever those..."
...and yes, they spelled "brake" incorrectly.
@bob-jackman Bob, I'm not upset... just saying the pic is not correct for the sticker, and don't spend your time trying to match them.
John Bono
North Jersey
I could probably get one for that price now...............in poor condition.😆😂🤣 Great as always John. 💯😎
Betcha that Pete will find one some day. A no rust California car at that.

