Did Pontiac build a 66GTO with a 237 vin which would have been a continuation of what was done in 64 and 65?

Asked by jimmymacph Jul 12, 2017 at 03:30 PM about the 1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible

Question type: General

I know GM came out with a vin 242 GTO in 66, when was the first one of those
produced? The car I am looking at was built the second week of April and has
GTO badging as well as GTO on the title

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Steven answered 6 years ago

No. All 1966 model year GTOs were 242 cars. If someone is selling a 1966 "GTO" and it has a 237 vin, it is a fake.

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GuruT62W8 answered 6 years ago

Agree with the above statement in 1966 Pontiac GTO hadd a VIN it will start 2 for Pontiac and 42 for GTO. That was the first year they started the VIN and GTO as a car not a option. If your in doubt order the PHS Pontiac Historcal Society pack it’s 65 bucks but will tell you everything about the car. It is too easy to clone a Lemans and Tempest to appear as a GTO and the market value of one now is a huge difference. Don’t let someone get one over on you.

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