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Old 01-04-2009, 09:17 PM
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Default 64 Lemans Convertible, AZ car

Here is mine...just now getting on the road after 4 years of work. Today it has a YC 455 (462) with hydraulic roller, T700R4 with 2500 stall lockup converter, quick ratio steering box and 4 spoke Grant wood wheel, Griffin custom radiator, new GM wiring throughout, 3.25:1 Safe-T-Trac, Classic Air A/C system, killer stereo (for a convertible) with hidden iPod Nano (plays 2000 early rock songs), RAM AIR Restoration ceramic manifolds with 2/5" exhaust thru Dr. Gas X pipe and Xelerators, Global West suspension with disks up front and factory braces with boxed trailing arms in the rear with finned drums. Body is unrestored with lots of original parts. Wheels are AR Torque Thrust IIs, 16". Not being a GTO I felt free to modernize and upgrade the car rather than restore it. It drives great and goes like stink! It has been a fun... but very long, project.

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Old 01-13-2009, 09:15 PM
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Here is mine...just now getting on the road after 4 years of work. Today it has a YC 455 (462) with hydraulic roller, T700R4 with 2500 stall lockup converter, quick ratio steering box and 4 spoke Grant wood wheel, Griffin custom radiator, new GM wiring throughout, 3.25:1 Safe-T-Trac, Classic Air A/C system, killer stereo (for a convertible) with hidden iPod Nano (plays 2000 early rock songs), RAM AIR Restoration ceramic manifolds with 2/5" exhaust thru Dr. Gas X pipe and Xelerators, Global West suspension with disks up front and factory braces with boxed trailing arms in the rear with finned drums. Body is unrestored with lots of original parts. Wheels are AR Torque Thrust IIs, 16". Not being a GTO I felt free to modernize and upgrade the car rather than restore it. It drives great and goes like stink! It has been a fun... but very long, project.

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Very nice! Although I'm looking at a KILLER DEAL right now on a 68 GTO, if I ever get another Pontiac that's exactly what I would be looking for, a 64 LeMans or Tempest and just trick it out like you have. Good job!

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Old 07-16-2009, 04:59 AM
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Here is mine...just now getting on the road after 4 years of work. Today it has a YC 455 (462) with hydraulic roller, T700R4 with 2500 stall lockup converter, quick ratio steering box and 4 spoke Grant wood wheel, Griffin custom radiator, new GM wiring throughout, 3.25:1 Safe-T-Trac, Classic Air A/C system, killer stereo (for a convertible) with hidden iPod Nano (plays 2000 early rock songs), RAM AIR Restoration ceramic manifolds with 2/5" exhaust thru Dr. Gas X pipe and Xelerators, Global West suspension with disks up front and factory braces with boxed trailing arms in the rear with finned drums. Body is unrestored with lots of original parts. Wheels are AR Torque Thrust IIs, 16". Not being a GTO I felt free to modernize and upgrade the car rather than restore it. It drives great and goes like stink! It has been a fun... but very long, project.

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Is that the pale blue color that was available then? Mine was the pale blue, and I'm thinking of going back with it eventually. Looks as good on your car as I visualized it.

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