The GTO we have here as our Pick of the Day is a first generation 1966 GTO convertible located in Vero Beach, Florida. This car is for sale on ClassicCars.com by Motor City Classic Cars. They state that this GTO is one that has recently received a no-expense-spared restoration. All around this car you can see that a significant amount of time and money went into bringing it to its fantastic condition.
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Something about the lead\xa0image on\xa0this truck’s\xa0classified ad lured me in. The lighting, the paint color, and a general curiosity about the details of this old Chevy truck were irresistible. I’m glad I dug a little deeper. Turns out, that brilliant finish which caught my eye requires “five coats of paint over epoxy sealer, finished in\xa0endless\xa0coats of clear,” according to the listing. No wonder it looks like liquid metal. The\xa0Pick of the Day\xa0is a\xa01955 Chevrolet 3100 pickup\xa0listed for sale on\xa0ClassicCars.com\xa0by a private seller in Walpole, Massachusetts.
Back when both\xa0hardtops and cars with B-pillars were a thing, the latter was the entry-level and cost a few dollars less than its pillarless brethren. Yet if you look at Oldsmobile’s 1971 lineup, the two-door Cutlass Hardtop Coupe was the cheapest two-door of the series. Doesn’t jibe with prevailing wisdom, right? Our\xa0Pick of the Day\xa0is one of those pricier pillared coupes, a\xa01971 Oldsmobile Cutlass S Sports Coupe. It is listed on\xa0ClassicCars.com\xa0by a dealership in Greene, Iowa.
