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Hi Hanzel, worked for me its shot in Toronto .. try link again

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hMgaCN615A
Ow, the link worked for me, only the .be suggests it was uploaded in Belgium .., ( if so, i came to you for a ride in your hellbeast hahahaa..

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Old 03-25-2014, 05:52 PM
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Alright then ..... I entered into my first ever car show MEGASPEED and won runner up check out the youtube video and pics, it was a blast

HERE IS ORIGINAL LINK TO BUILD ON PRO TOURING

http://www.pro-touring.com/threads/9...ect-Hell-Beast

VIDEO ON YOUTUBE

http://youtu.be/u6venWlTtGE


AND PICTURES -
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Old 03-25-2014, 05:57 PM
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Default 1966 GTO RESTOMOD BUILD

More pictures ....

Thanks to all that helped on this forum
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Congrats, looks sweet. Pro-tour link only works if you're a member

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Very nice job!!

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Awesome cars guys!! Going to pick up a clean 400 block tomorrow. Contemplating my build... 455, 461 ??? The 326 w/th350 has been fun but time to get serious. I'm pumped about putting some more power to the wheels.
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Old 03-29-2014, 10:09 AM
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Awesome cars guys!! Going to pick up a clean 400 block tomorrow. Contemplating my build... 455, 461 ??? The 326 w/th350 has been fun but time to get serious. I'm pumped about putting some more power to the wheels.
Thats beautiful. I love the color.

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Great color!!

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Thanks guys! Stopped at a buddies on the way back from picking up a standard bore '68 400 block for my build. All highway 4.5 hours round trip ... Sure am gonna miss those 2.56 gears. You can see the rear end squatting from the block, crank and misc parts in the trunk.
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Old 03-30-2014, 09:02 AM
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Thanks guys! Stopped at a buddies on the way back from picking up a standard bore '68 400 block for my build. All highway 4.5 hours round trip ... Sure am gonna miss those 2.56 gears. You can see the rear end squatting from the block, crank and misc parts in the trunk.
What wheel/tire combo are you running?

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Old 03-30-2014, 11:45 AM
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American racing torq thrust II 17x9
Falken 245/45/ZR17 all 4 corners
I have the original 14" rallye wheels at home stored away
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I like the color of your goat, the guy I picked up my block from yesterday had a 67 gto on a rotisserie in his shop, original gold-gold car. He was contemplating going back original or not, I told him DO it. I think newer gold cars are ugly jmho but I've always loved the old gold cars. Growing up, my neighbor restored a 68 gold gto vert. I thought that was the coolest car ever.

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Old 03-30-2014, 03:54 PM
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just curious...what rear space on those wheels? Nice car. You can't put an engine in the back of any new car.

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I like the color of your goat, the guy I picked up my block from yesterday had a 67 gto on a rotisserie in his shop, original gold-gold car. He was contemplating going back original or not, I told him DO it. I think newer gold cars are ugly jmho but I've always loved the old gold cars. Growing up, my neighbor restored a 68 gold gto vert. I thought that was the coolest car ever.
Thanks. Right now we are building a stroker for it and I just put on 15X7 RII's and sold the 14" RI's. The II's are just temporary for a season until I can swing for the 17"ers.

The car should be back on the road by late April.

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I couldn't wait the extra week to get the grille installed. Had to post.....






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Need details on this one. Wow!!

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Old 03-30-2014, 09:33 PM
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67 Lemans that I cloned myself, but wont be badged as a GTO. It started because I didn't like the Lemans tail lights, then wanted the hood, then didn't want to drive a "bad clone" so I cut and patched in the gills. Just back from the body shop this week where I changed from a faded dukes of hazard orange to a dark black cherry. I have been working on it for a few years to cut out the rust and install a new trunk and lower wheel wells and to get it mechanically sound. It has a nice sounding 455 with TH400 and stock suspension (for now). I also replaced the rusty headers with RA manifolds and put on 18" wheels with 275's in the rear. It could go on forever, but I think that I am at the point where I could take it to a few local shows.

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just curious...what rear space on those wheels? Nice car. You can't put an engine in the back of any new car.
I will try to find out, my buddy hooked me up and ordered those, I told him what I wanted and he got it done because I don't know how to figure back spacing. Yeah the weather was nice and with a trunk the size of a small truck bed, I couldn't resist driving the car.

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Thanks. Right now we are building a stroker for it and I just put on 15X7 RII's and sold the 14" RI's. The II's are just temporary for a season until I can swing for the 17"ers.

The car should be back on the road by late April.
I love the look of the RI's and II's but just wanted something different but still classic looking. What stroker are you building?

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I will try to find out, my buddy hooked me up and ordered those, I told him what I wanted and he got it done because I don't know how to figure back spacing. Yeah the weather was nice and with a trunk the size of a small truck bed, I couldn't resist driving the car.



I love the look of the RI's and II's but just wanted something different but still classic looking. What stroker are you building?
Motors not done yet so I don't have the specs. I'll get back to you

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Old 03-31-2014, 04:26 PM
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Chadmokc...to measure rear space put a straight edge on the flat part of the inner wheel lip and measure to the wheel center where it bolts to the drum,disc.

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