Low optioned cars
 

I know the heavy optioned cars will bring more money or may be more desirable, but there were lots of low/no option cars purchased back in the day. For sake of discussion, If you have what you consider to be a low-optioned car, I'd like to see what you have. Ill start...my 66 GTO had 4 options. a few good ones, for sure, but still only 4. Lets see your window stickers...

1970 trans am

What transmission came with that car?

4 speed M20

I won't be the winner, but it's a pretty low option car.

https://i.imgur.com/lecE4lfl.jpg

My 1961 Bonneville came with the following options:
- 348hp tripower engine
- 4 speed manual transmission
- special order paint
- radio
- antifreeze

68 GTO.
Dealer added undercoating.

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...4&d=1650694408

My 70 has 5 options:

AM Radio W/Mono speaker
M21 Close Ratio
HD Cooling
Front floor mats
Center Console

It also has 3:73s out back

4 options on my '70 Trans Am...

Radio P/B
Mats-FL-FRONT
Console F
Mats-FL-REAR


( RAIII 400 / TH400 / 3.73 gears )




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I like low option GTO's My first GTO purchased in 1972 was a 1966 GTO with 50K miles.
4 speed
safe-t-track 3:55
AM radio, push button
Rally I wheels

That was it. It was a great car.

And you're not dragging around 3 or 400 pounds of extra weight! ;)

Our cars are almost identical! You just got rear mats and an automatic.

Lowest option GTO I've ever ran across was a nightmare project (hard hit) '67 GTO convert. Tyrol Blue, 3 speed, manual strg, std energy absorbing wheel, not even ordered with a tinted windshield. Kansas City cowl tag literally had no accessory codes.

Considered rescuing that GTO in the late 90's, but even having a '67 Tempest convert in the pipeline for cheap (for a replacement frame), & a ton of nice '67 GTO parts, was just way too much work. Even adding factory options hard to see the upside.

According to PHS, my 67 GTO was ordered with
1. Manual AM radio.
2.. deluxe wheel covers.

I had a '71 GTO 4 speed for a while, manual steering, manual drum brakes, radio delete, sparce interior. It was used day-one as a drag car, and purchased it from the 2nd owner, with only @70k miles on it. Wish I still had it!

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Not the lowest number of options but considering the car pretty minimal. 1 is obviously rarer than the others…. Being the week of Apollo 11 its amazing the wheels stayed on..

My 69
Only had power brakes,power steering, 4 speed, counsel, and soft ray glass
Perfect base for restomod since it had a color change

Ordered my Goat in March of 1971 with the minimum of options that I could afford. Added other stuff (included on reproduction window sticker) many years later when I got the urge to add some curb appeal.

My 73 was ordered like the magazine car. SD, Deluxe Interior, AM radio, Automagic, Maintenance Free Battery, Tinted Windows.

Not super duper low optioned, but there sure is a lot of empty real estate on the window sticker https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...3d5eff8dcb.jpg


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