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12-06-2013, 07:42 PM
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Holy crap, I need to get my '64 done! I want to drive it NOW!
I'm just a young wannabee but I was raised on this! My second car was a '64 GTO with a '66 421 and Tri Power (first car was the '65 Le Mans convert). I sold the GTO to pay tuition... But after feeling the goosebumps from that video, I am now looking outside at my "new" '64 project, tucked away under tons of tarps (and 10" of snow!). I need to get that thing going! If that video showed a younger driver or some cable TV show hype-dude, it wouldn't be nearly as cool. You guys who grew up with these cars are the real thing. Us thirty-somethings just love to hear the stories of how it really was, and really is. Thanks!
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1964 GTO 4 spd Fremont project car! 1960 Ventura Hardtop, Dad's oldie! 1962 Olds Dynamic 88 Hardtop, original 330 Horse 394 1965 Le Mans Convertible 326HO 1965 GTO 4 speed Convertible 1964 Olds 442 real! 1930 Model A Coupe (current project) 1927 T Roadster traditional style Hot Rod All of these cars are heaps...but I like them! |
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