The Supercar Registry - You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

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GM Design Center was interested in exploring the idea of a self-storing, retractable roof panel. Using a ’69 GTO as the base, the car was dubbed the Aero II, following after the ’68 Aero Vette show car.

The Aero II was based on a production GTO lower body and a more formal rear-roof section was grafted on. Presumably, the more upright roofline made for additional room for storage of the retractable roof. Though attractive and innovative, this model never made it past the prototype stage.

Lee Stewart

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Lee Stewart

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Shooting a 1966 Pontiac GTO Commercial with a Live Tiger

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That’s Dick Harrell in the tie watching as Nickey’s Lou Anzelmo and Mike Terrafino drop a 427 into one of their first 1967 Camaros

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