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Old 05-13-2025, 03:25 PM
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Great, I will pass it on. Thank you very much!!

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Old 05-13-2025, 05:31 PM
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I'm in Houston, TX, and looked at a 72 H.O. GTO in the late 90s that is identical to this one. It was located in my neighborhood, not far from my house. A friend of mine in the neighborhood was also selling his '71 TA that was already redone, so I bought it instead. Paid $6500 for the TA, which included a ton of extra Pontiac parts. I ended up selling most of the parts, which paid for everything! Back to the GTO......it was just a roller in Scooter's [ the guy's nickname] garage and needed paint and the motor rebuilt. I never saw him or the car again! He did show me the 7F6 heads, which were production heads due to the recesses in the intake port dividers, which he had brazed up. FWIW

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