I agree with what was said about later cars. Folks are putting more and more into '70-'72 cars, even the non-GTO, i.e. T-37 and GT-37. The quality of these cars was excellent and many that are turning up are still solid drivers, a plus for budget oriented restorations. The early car prices skyrocketing and the cars themselves just plain becoming scarce, what's the alternative? I do my part to keep the kids involved. We let youngsters sit in our cars at shows and even fire up the race car for them. When the parents thank me, I just ask them "How do you think I got started?"
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