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That 62 Bonneville has a smaller gas tank (24 gallons) than my 65 Bonneville (26.5 gallons).
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I feel smart now lol I remember a 65 (I think) GTO or LeMans with them on Barrett-Jackson a couple years ago, and they were talking about it. They do have a real nice, unique look to them.
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Those wheels were only available on big Pontiacs from 1960-68. Pontiac wanted to use a version of them on 1966 GTO'*. They actually had them listed in the sales brochure, but they were never released due to problems.
People have put them on GTOs, but with lots of modifications.
People have put them on GTOs, but with lots of modifications.