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And a couple strips of rubber on the road!

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Old 09-12-2013, 12:47 PM
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I sent my GTO to the shop to get a front end alignment and a few odds and ends done.
I have to work out all the bugs and take it on a nice long ride one day soon
Once I get it back I hope too hit some cars shows with it and like to have it judged at the GTOAA next year.
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Old 09-12-2013, 09:28 PM
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I sent my GTO to the shop to get a front end alignment and a few odds and ends done.
I have to work out all the bugs and take it on a nice long ride one day soon
Once I get it back I hope too hit some cars shows with it and like to have it judged at the GTOAA next year.
Two very cool things are going on here.

1. I love that tow truck! Ive never seen that kind of enclosure.

2. The shop the GTO is at is cleaner than my own garage that (which is or I thought) is very clean.

Great pics.

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Old 09-13-2013, 01:03 PM
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Thanks.
I requested that specific truck, known as a Carriage Rollback.
I have date coded glass on the car and the last thing I need is something hitting the windshield while being transported to the shop.

Yes, That shop is clean. Its spotless at the end of the day too.
The shop doing the minor work is a Ferrari dealer in the Phila suburbs.
They have one Tech there that is a muscle car aficionato and knows them well. He services the high end muscle cars the dealer takes on trades ins.
Great dealership with highly respected techs.

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Just saw your thread and you car looks great. My only criticism is the shot of your spare tire. A factory tire would never have any kind of a sticker on the tire tread. They would have some kind of color coding stripe on the tread but never a stick on label. Great car!

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Old 11-02-2013, 07:38 AM
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Just saw your thread and you car looks great. My only criticism is the shot of your spare tire. A factory tire would never have any kind of a sticker on the tire tread. They would have some kind of color coding stripe on the tread but never a stick on label. Great car!
Yes you are correct. I just recently learned that same info too. I think I will leave the label on the tire and just turn it to the back out of view if I get it judged but have it shown in view at car shows just for effect since most dont know anyway.
thanks for the feedback.

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