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03-01-2005, 12:27 PM
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I am going to put the overspray on the valve covers as was done from the factory. The bell housings and exhaust manifolds on ponitacs were installed after the engine was painted though so they get no overspray ... the floorboards will get their share of overspray as well because that was how it was done.
I''l bet that if you got in a time machine and went to the Pontiac dealer in 1968 bought a GTO brought it back to the present and entered it in a high end GTO meet the damn thing wouldn't even place.... now that is SAD.
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