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In the country where muscle cars were born, the Pontiac GTO was the first, and remains the most famous of all. Before 1964, the year that the GTO came onto the market, high performance cars were full sized hardtops and sedans fitted out with the biggest engines on the market. They were slow to get going, but once going, took off like a rocket, in most cases.
The Pontiac GTO changed all that. Back in the day, so called hot rodders knew that if you wanted to go faster, you had to go smaller and that is what General Motors did with the GTO option. The car maker didn't even promote the car in the beginning, not even putting out a brochure on it until after it was a success. Sales of the Pontiac GTO caught car makers off guard and sent them scrambling to clone the success. Just one year after its introduction to the marketplace, the 1965 Pontiac GTO sold more than 75,000 cars in one year. This figure was double the number of 1964s sold the previous year. Sales were boosted by word of mouth as well as an article in Car and Driver magazine in which a GTO was matched against a Ferrari.
In August of 1965, GM also introduced a dealer cold air induction kit for the GTO. This kit made the hood scoop fully function and also gave birth to Ram Air. GM continued the Ram Air package in 1966. There were a few factory built Pontiac GTOs with Ram Air, and these were called XS GTOs. General Motors managed to fill all orders for its popular 1965 Pontiac GTO despite being crippled by a UAW strike that year. The restyled 1965 GTO sported vertical headlights with a single hood scoop replacing the dual scoops of the year before. The 1965 Goat, as it was called by fans, boasted 335 horsepower thanks to improved camshafts and intake manifolds for the four barrel 389 and 360 tri-power topped engines.
The taillights were concealed until they were turned on by six chrome ribs that ran from quarter panel to quarter panel. Buyers could opt for rally I wheels, if they chose. The Pontiac GTO had a new A-body platform. The A-body platform can also be seen in Pontiac Tempests, LeMans, F85, Cutlass, Skylark and Chevelle to name just a few. The favorite GTO option package was a 325 horsepower 389 cubic inch V8 with a 421 cylinder head, dual exhausts, four barrel carburetor, special hydraulic lifters, three speed manual stick, with heavy duty suspension, twin simulate hood scoops and bucket seats.
When General Motors introduced the GTO for sale, it was hoping to move 5,000 units. In the first year it sold 32,450 units.
William Jason publishes a muscle car enthusiasts blog where you can read his latest article about 1969 muscle cars.
Keep it Striking While It's Hot!
Once your new car is delivered in your garage, you would want to see it always new, damage free, and clean. Of course you definitely would also want to always experience excellent driving with it. So why not maintain your car as striking as always while it is still new?
In whatever item, the first thing that people notice about is the outside appearance. In the case of your car, it is definitely the exterior. For your new car to have an ever striking appearance, the best thing to do is to maintain its exterior.
To prevent road salt and acid rain from marking the paint and eating into the sheet metal, apply some coat of wax. Religious waxing every after six months will protect the paint of your car and will surely keep it looking new for several years. Another option is a weekly car washing. As washing a teenager’s face regularly makes her younger looking, weekly car washing also makes your car fresh looking. But see to it that your car will undergo an under car wash section every car washing. This washes away road salt and keeps the car from rusting from the inside. This will also contribute to your car’s better performance because rust free auto parts function well.
If your car happens to be one with a convertible top, make sure the top is clean by applying some convertible top conditioner every six months to maintain its good condition.
Replacing the wiper blades once a year is also a good practice. Wiper refills only cost less. But despite this fact most car owners only replaced them when they start streaking and skipping. Use the appropriate wiper blades for the season to avoid possible wear and tear.
Remember that every part of your car is important. It goes with the saying that all should be clean and in good condition. While it is true the exterior is the first thing that is seen by the people, the interior is also important because it is where you and your family will be seating and that will determine your riding and driving comfort.
Much as you keep the outside part clean, do the same on the interior. On your leather seats, apply some leather dressing once a year to keep them flexible and prevent them from cracking. Frequent vacuuming of the carpets, mats and rags prevents dirt from your interior. Putting some accessories and spraying your desired auto fragrance can also help in maintaining a nice interior.
Other important aspects of your car that go hand in hand are the fluids and the engine. Without it, your car will not run.
In addition, regularly check the fluid levels. See to it that they are up to the full marks and top off your windshield washer fluid. But if it does not reach the exact mark, no need to worry; at least make sure it is nearing the full marks. Also see to it that it will not over flow in the cylinder. And remember that an always low fluid is a sign of leakage.
Try to look around the engine and see if there are any signs of growing problems. You may not know that something is wrong but eventually, you will understand what is normal for your car, and what is not.
Also inspect the tires. Analyze if there are loose parts. The exhaust pipe might already be hanging lower than normal or a piece of body molding is already starting to come off. To know if the car has shocks or struts that are starting to go bad, bounce the corners of the car and if it bounces more than two times, then something is wrong.
By doing this maintenance, you are assured of an always new looking car. And to make sure that your “always new looking car” will really be new looking always, maintain your garage’s cleanliness. Properly store unnecessary things around your car such as the tools you used while repairing it like the carburator rebuild kit and the vacuum cleaner.
Truly, things happen when you least expect them. Before anything gets worst, better prevent the undesirable things. Always maintain your car.
About the Author
Evander Klum is a Business Administration graduate who hails from Alabama. He enjoys extreme sports and he is also a car racing fanatic. At present, he works as a marketing manager at an advertising agency in Cleveland.
can a carb rebuild kit work if it was made by a differnt company than the acual carb?
im rebulding the carb from my 64 gmc half ton. the carb is a bendix and im having trouble finding a rebuild kit for it. will a holly or another companys kit work for the carb? i dont wanna have to get a new carburator
Yes you can as long as their are exactly the same (u need to tell ur auto parts store so they know, also u should put them side by side -if pissble- to make sure they are a perfect match).
However, there are certain brands (like the other guy said) that will ONLY accept their own gaskets as they have certain modifications that only their system has.
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