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05-21-2006, 05:30 PM
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Here's a picture of my project car. I bought it off this web site about a year ago. Just got back from paint last Saturday.
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1969 GTO restoration project. |
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05-21-2006, 08:19 PM
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Nice color
Vrroom- nice paint! sure to get attention, good luck on finishing soon so you can enjoy it.
Yakker- I like the 68 bumper and grilles and wheels too!! Kinda messes w/ the viewer seeing 69 turn signals and 68 bumper!!! Way cool though, Didn't catch it at first- I was thinking that bumper was REAL shiney for a granny mobile!! Wish the hell they didn't salt our raods there'd still be decent cars around in parts yards instead of rust buckets Good luck with future improvements!! OHC6man where you at? your daily driver looks pretty nice man!! Palm tree says SOUTH. ;-) I'm tempted to move south just so I can SEE a rust free car LOL Howard
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1968 Lemans Convertible, Burgundy/Parchment 1968 428YH motor, ported#16 heads, Crosswinds intake, Cliff Ruggle built 750 cfm Qjet, Comp Cams XE268-110 lobe sep. Duration at .050" lift 224/230, M20, 3:23 rear, PS, PB. Best time with need mods: 14.0071 in the 1/4 mile at 100.00 mph |
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