[brianberes]

Sweet! Man, you are blazing with the restoration. I feel like I'm crawling like a turtle with my restoration compared to you. But then again, I only get Saturdays to work on my GTO and realistically not every Saturday I can get to it. Well, you give me the "gung ho" to keep going.
Thanks for the updates and pics. How about a video of the engine running one day?
Brian

[gto4evr]

wow, that looks beautiful. What's the deal with the colored body bushings, are they urethane? or some kind of factory color coding thing?

[JasonD]

Originally Posted by gto4evr

wow, that looks beautiful. What's the deal with the colored body bushings, are they urethane? or some kind of factory color coding thing?

Thanks!

The body bushings are regular rubber bushings. When the car was disassembled we found traces of blue, pink and purple color on the original bushings. Apparently it was a way to help the factory workers know where they went.

We mixed up the correct colors and painted the bushings and installed them back in the same places we found them.

[JasonD]

Originally Posted by brianberes

How about a video of the engine running one day?
Brian

We'll have video of everything from the engine running to the car driving.

I think video is very important in today's restorations. Pictures are great, but video really helps to show what things really look like.