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Old 02-28-2009, 11:13 AM
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Old 02-28-2009, 11:57 AM
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LMAO!!!!! Charles, no problem. But you'd be surprised at how much of what's in their tech articles actually can be applied to our beloved Pontiacs. Besides, I've had a subscription to that rag since '98 as a gift. Only because of the Shelbys. That's been my "dream car" for years. Imagine if Shelby had joined up with Pontiac years ago, and what we might have now. Think of how much a Shelby Judge would be worth.

Rug, I put red dash light bulbs in my 79 Formual back in the 80s and loved em. It was so much easier on the eyes at night.

Gtopont, the 66 tail light housing are bigger if I'm not mistaken. They might fit. My son-in-law has the 1157 type LEDs on the shelf at his truckstop. I might try one for giggles and grins and see what happens. They'll shine up but it still mght make things brighter. I do know I've got to find something to make the signal, tail, and brake lights brighter. And with the LEDS, if I remember right, you need the electrial flasher..... which I have a few of from my trucking days.

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Old 02-28-2009, 12:18 PM
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Friend of mine has them in his car. I think they look pretty cool. I have another friend thats putting them in right now on a 67. I dont know anything about them though


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Paul, do you have a photo of the taillights lit up with the LEDs installed? That's a nice looking Goat too.

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Old 02-28-2009, 12:30 PM
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Ill have to look. Thats my friend Ricks car. Its quite a machine. I have a ton of pics of that thing. Ill search tonight.

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Paul, do you have a photo of the taillights lit up with the LEDs installed? That's a nice looking Goat too.
Gary, I dont have pics of the car when the lights are lit. Sorry.

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The car usually sits low to the ground like in the first pic. It has an air ride suspension. Its also been changed quite a bit since these pics. A mirrored firewall and white custom interior come to mind. Its a beautiful car and one of my local fav modified GTO's.

And yes that is a 72 GTO with a ducktail spoiler in the second pic. Its one of the two made from the factory and not a repop.






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Old 03-01-2009, 10:22 AM
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No problem Paul.

But do clue him in on the wire change for the parking lights.

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The car usually sits low to the ground like in the first pic. It has an air ride suspension. Its also been changed quite a bit since these pics. A mirrored firewall and white custom interior come to mind. Its a beautiful car and one of my local fav modified GTO's.

And yes that is a 72 GTO with a ducktail spoiler in the second pic. Its one of the two made from the factory and not a repop.





That looks like Barrier Blue?

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Friend of mine has them in his car. I think they look pretty cool. I have another friend thats putting them in right now on a 67. I dont know anything about them though

What color blue is that??Me likey! Send me a couple pics of the car please.1 or 2 outside car pics if you have it [email protected]

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Old 02-28-2009, 09:26 PM
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Me too please.
Need to know what color that is, about to decide on a blue.
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