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when i took the body of the frame on my 67 hdtp completey stripped it took 4 guys
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Woah woah woah WOAH!!!
Hold up guys, this needs to be done in a careful matter!!! I agree with members most of the time, but you don't want to make a GTO/mechanic sandwich in your garage I just uploaded some video I shot with my camcorder back in January to document my "redo"...this should give you a good idea of how it's done and what a successful body off the frame ends up being...I just uploaded this to putfile.com so you guys can get an idea. If you've got a buddy who has an car lift and a huge shop (like I did, it will be significantly less stressful and more enjoyable) Click here to watch last-look-at-GTO-before-sandblasting Click here to watch 67-GTO-coming-off-the-frame Click here to watch prep-before-body-removal By the way, excuse the guy's "bowtie on the brain" mentality from the guy with the beard in the videos...he's a chevy guy to the core, but he really lent me a hand in the early parts of my disassembly and gave me access to tools at his shop I didn't have I may be only 18, but I know the right way to do this without problems. hope that helps! Last edited by Bryan Jensen; 10-25-2005 at 11:15 PM. |
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