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If you need the money or don't have any room for it, then sell it.
If not, keep it. I sold the complete 326 from my LeMans, once the 455 was done.
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The Firebird, GTO & LeMans are gone...the garage is now occupied by 2005 Porsche 997 C2S and more guitars in the house... |
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interseting if you so a search for pontiac lemans vs pontiac gto, it would appear that the lemans is becoming rarer than the gto. Funny hoe 5-10 years changes values on lots of things, wish i still had some of the "common" vehicles i scrapped, they are now worth money! maybe people will care down the line! i am in the same predicament with a 68 lemans but will keep the number matching engine in the corner.
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Hello,Here is my two cents also. Keep that 350ci and like the other Py member said oil that baby down and wrap it! You don't want to get rid of something that belongs to that car and then regret later!! That motor is always good to have around and when and if you ever go to sell your car guess what? You offer it with the car to the next person! It could only show that you truely cared about your Poncho!! Unless you need a few bucks back real bad. good luck on your decision! Either way it's your call. Enjoy your ride!
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