Parked at the curb, this dazzling GTO was glowing under the bright summer sun. Outstanding condition, color and model (and wheels).

Update: the owner of this exquisite 1967 Pontiac GTO, Jason Napolski, spotted his car on our facebook page, and sent us this message: “Thanks for posting, I am the owner, some under the hood photos for all to enjoy, Thanks for looking!”  It’s his engine picture below.

Its fun to get messages from owners of cars that I’ve posted, and, so far, they all seem pleased.      

To me, this 1964 GTO is the first muscle car, although there were many others before that could be called that. Has 389 cu. in. V8 with 325 h.p.

Advertised as “America’s Finest Low-Priced Car,” this 1937 Pontiac De Luxe Six Two Door Sedan was in Austin at the Lonestar Round Up custom car show. A straight eight was also available.