The Blue Car

“I got to ride in this car when I was a kid,” Tenney Fairchild says, gently pulling the duster across the hood of his red 1964 GTO. “I was four years old, and the car was brand-new. I remember smelling the oil and the exhaust. I remember trying to peer over the hood to look at the engine. This car is the reason I’m obsessed with cars.”

Can you come up with another reason why this original-family-owner ’64 GTO has been used, resurrected, researched, documented and won’t be for sale during most of our lifetimes?

"A Tribute to Jim Wangers' 1964 GTO 'Test Car' built for Car and Driver March 1964" CHAPTER 19 Greg Raymond Patterson’s Speed & Kustom is taking the frame on the 1964 GTO Pilot Car Tribute Build far beyond anything Pontiac ever released from the factory. Every weld, every seam, every contour is being scrutinized, corrected, and perfected until the frame becomes a showpiece in its own right. Instead of accepting the typical production‑line imperfections, uneven scaling, castin