Good morning (well for me it is)
I was wondering if you could enlighten me on the reason you purchased your GTO. When they first came out, I allowed myself to be influenced by others. They complained it was just a souped up Cavalier, not following in the "true" history of the GTO, blah, blah, blah.
But, I have kept my mind open and when I see one on the street, tv, or internet, they have begun to grow on me. I am going to test drive one today at lunch to get a better feel for the car.
To give you a short history of myself, I currently drive a Ford Explorer (family reasons), but have previously owned a 2002 Ford Lightning, 2003 Mustang GT, 1966 Mustang GT Fastback, 1978 Trans Am, so I enjoy all kinds of vehicles.
Other than the HP, what has appealed to you in the styling, build, etc that got you in the car and keeps you happy (I realize the power is a big factor, but I want to know the other attributes). Thanks for listening to my ramblings.
Have a good day!
I was wondering if you could enlighten me on the reason you purchased your GTO. When they first came out, I allowed myself to be influenced by others. They complained it was just a souped up Cavalier, not following in the "true" history of the GTO, blah, blah, blah.
But, I have kept my mind open and when I see one on the street, tv, or internet, they have begun to grow on me. I am going to test drive one today at lunch to get a better feel for the car.
To give you a short history of myself, I currently drive a Ford Explorer (family reasons), but have previously owned a 2002 Ford Lightning, 2003 Mustang GT, 1966 Mustang GT Fastback, 1978 Trans Am, so I enjoy all kinds of vehicles.
Other than the HP, what has appealed to you in the styling, build, etc that got you in the car and keeps you happy (I realize the power is a big factor, but I want to know the other attributes). Thanks for listening to my ramblings.
Have a good day!