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Old 11-30-2013, 05:09 PM
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Paul, don't worry about what options it didn't come with or doesn't have. Mine is kind of like yours I'm finding out. From what I can see mine only had the rear speaker and reverb from the factory. That I know as the reverb is still under the rear package tray, but the rear speaker and switches are long gone. Console was added as were the front Deluxe seatbelts. I've added things I wanted that were in my 1st 66 GTO I bought back in 1970. Like we all tell each other... It's your car now, so add what you want to personalise it. Or, take out what you don't like or want.

As for your 3.23 rear. That is a good thing, especially for highway travel even if you add a 4bbl carb. I have a Weber made Carter 650 AFB Competition Series carb with an electric choke for a 66 that I could sell. Just to scare you... it's in really great shape but it's not cheap. It's a good alternative to an original and expensive Carter 4bbl. Only big difference other than the maker is the fuel line attaches to the passenger side of the carb.

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