This car started life in CA with a Mayfair Maize exterior (cream color) and a Gold interior.  Every indication is that the mileage (about 75k) is accurate.  The car is very solid, with all body panels very straight and solid.  The only sign of rust is a few holes in the truck floor, which came from a small leak at the edge of the rear window frame.

If you look carefully, you can see some "remnants" of the original Gold interior.  Look at the steering wheel and kick panels.

After all that work on the seats, it appears someone just took some masking tape and a spray gun to this dash.  Look at the beads of run-off at the bottom of the glove box door!

Now that I've described what my "GTO" is like today, let me describe what my current thoughts are on the "finished product".

The plan is to bring this GTO back to it's original exterior color.  The picture above shows what Mayfair Maze looks like.  Thie pictured car is a 2 door hardtop, but the 2 door post car should look as clean when done.  Wheel design is still an open issue.

The previous owner must have wanted a red car.  He seemed to have spent a lot of money on the interior, at least in the area of upholstery and carpet.

The interior is going to be "Parchment", which is an "off-white".  You can see that in the seat photo above.

The experts tell me that when you have a parchment interior, the dash, carpet, kick panels, and package tray will be black.  The other photo above shows the black and it's effect.