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Old 11-25-2018, 07:38 PM
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Nice find! Looks like it cleaned up really nice

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Old 01-01-2019, 03:49 PM
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Here’s my one owner. Lots more pictures by clicking on the Firebird link in my signature.

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Old 05-21-2023, 12:21 PM
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How about an aircraft hangar find?

'69 RAIII 4 sp Carousel Red Judge. No engine or trans.

I bought it out of north Texas (Lubbock?) in 2006 or so. Guy responded to an ad I placed online looking for muscle cars. I was in Virginia at the time, but he wouldn't send pics. Said I could have it for $5k, but if he had to take pics it was going on eBay and I could bid on it just like anyone else. I rolled the dice and send him $. Picked it up a few months later.

Eventually sold it to someone who restored it. It's back on the road now.
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Old 05-05-2025, 09:19 AM
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Default How I found my 67 GTO

Some years back I was on the hunt for a 70 Challenger somewhere North of Tucson. My uncle had spotted it on a rancher's property, and we drove out there to see if it was available. Turns out the rancher had sold it before I was able to get there.

My uncle then wanted to run by a salvage yard to get some parts for one of his cars. When we pulled up into the parking area, I saw a black 67 GTO sitting off to the side (dusty, front tire flat). It kind of caught my eye, so I went and chatted with the owner of the salvage yard. She told me the GTO was her personal car, and not for sale. Cool, so we chatted cars for a bit and then my uncle and I left.

Over the next few months, my uncle would go by that same salvage yard, getting whatever parts he needed, and would always chat with the owner. 6 months later, she said, "Tell your nephew if he wants the GTO, he needs to come get it this weekend." Turns out, she was selling the business and moving out of AZ.

I quickly borrowed a trailer and went over, and worked out a deal with her. As I was about to pull the GTO onto the trailer, she came out of the house with a diecast model of a 66 GTO, and set it on the passenger seat. She said, "If I can't have a real one, I don't want the model, either." She then started to tear up and went back into the house.

My wife said to me, "How does it feel to make a woman cry?" Well, crap.

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