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Old 11-10-2005, 08:52 AM
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Exclamation Jack Gaydosh

Guys-
Contact Jack Gaydosh when you get a chance. My name is Jeff Bathurst and Jack recently built up a great 389 power plant for my '66 GTO. Also, we grew up in the same part of town and share stories about growing up there. Since I got my engine from him, we’ve been talking every other day about tuning, changes, etc. I spoke with him this morning. In the shop at his home last night, he had an serious accident with a drill press. The result was the partial loss of two fingers on his left hand…his little finger and his ring finger, both above the knuckle were severed off. He’s off work for awhile while he recovers from the accident. He could probably use a phone call from his buddies.

I don't mean to intrude on his privacy...just thought it would do some good to hear from some of you.

Jeff

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1966 GTO Coupe(#1845), AT, PS, PB, Nightwatch Blue

389 built by Gaydosh Performance - .040 over, 670 heads, 4bbl 750 Holley Double Pumper, Edelbrock Performer intake, Howards CAM and lifters, Scorpion roller rockers, TRW rods and pistons, Doug's headers, new TH350 with shift kit & 2000 stall, 8.2" rear with Auburn carrier & 3.55 posi Richmond gears

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2240898/1966-pontiac-gto/

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