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08-27-2013, 11:52 PM

RedDirtRoad RedDirtRoad is offline

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My GTO is now 99% done.
I just had the glass installed. The interior is installed along with door panels too.
I need to do a few odds and ends like geT the correct battery, phosphorus plate the hood hinges, install the hood, do about 10 more things I cant remember and fill it up with gas!
The long road of restoring this GTO is just about over.

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