[nh68gto]

Story starts, Looking to buy new house here in NH. Looked at this house a couple of times and saw a car sitting in garage half torn down, but never payed much attention to it.

Well then we stated going back and forth with offers. After a couple of offers being denied, and finding out the hubby had all ready moved out in a condo (divorce). I made one more offer and stated car stays put with all parts or I am moving on to next house.

They took it. We moved in, got settled in and a year later (2005)I started the resto, and now its done this was the first summer I drove the car. It is a 68 GTO clone (cloning was already started when I took owner ship) Love the car and would take a lot to get rid of it, as I did all the work, except paint. Would like to fine the other owners to get pics of it as a Lemans.

Dominick

[Lemans64]

Nothin to interesting with mine. Was imported into Canada in the late 70's ( from Seattle area), already had a transplant at that time, was supposed to be a 400, my brother had purchased it from the importer in the early 80's and drove the crap out of it. Killing the 400, wouldn't stand up to 300*f. He decided to store it away in about 85, so we trailered it from one spot to another then finally to my place in 91. He never did anything with it so I bought it in 95 and put it inside. started working on it in 2004, made it driveable in 2007. One day it will get a new shiney coat, if I quit spending the money on other car parts, LOL. I love to drive it and it makes my daughters smile when they ride in it.