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ZeGerman...Looking Awesome. Thanks for posting to my build thread - So I found your build thread...Glad your rust repairs are done.
I wonder if our body guy/metal fabricators are related (haha). BTW - I envy your club shop. Workspace is at a premium here in Boise. |
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I'm looking forward to watching your build continue to unfold.Yeah, space is at a premium here in Seattle, too. I'd be much happier if my house had a garage to store the GTO, but renting shop space as an alternative has worked out pretty well. It's additional cost, but cars are my primary hobby and I have enjoyed meeting like-minded folks. Has been a positive experience overall.
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Ze.. I had the same issue with the same body mount location. My body mount kit came from Ames...I had to modify them too.
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That's interesting to hear. In that case, I wonder if the body mount kits that are available are just generic A-body kits and perhaps Pontiac frames are different in that location compared to Chevy, Buick, Olds frames.
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![]() 1966 Pontiac GTO (restoration thread) 1998 BMW 328is (track rat) 2023 Subaru Crosstrek Limited (daily) View my photos: Caught in the Wild |
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Yes... washers as needed
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