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10-21-2001, 12:00 AM
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Does anybody know how rare (1 of ??!??) a 67 HO GTO with a blank paint code would be..? How many people have something like this? Also the parts search begins, can anybody help..?
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10-21-2001, 12:00 AM
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Does anybody know how rare (1 of ??!??) a 67 HO GTO with a blank paint code would be..? How many people have something like this? Also the parts search begins, can anybody help..?
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10-21-2001, 09:47 AM
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They are rare. I've found one before (1987). Have pencil etchings of it's cowl tag. Tag had "Prime" for Paint code & "None" for trim code. It was a Pontiac Plant car, manual steering, heater delete, Rally guages, close ratio 4speed (no console). Though the engine was gone, the straight steering column had the splined end. HO manifold equipted '67's had different front brake line routing & different column than std column equipted '67 LeMans, Tempest, GTO.
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11-28-2001, 03:50 AM
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Since I thought this might be of interest to the 67 guys here is a copy of the data plate.
04C 2652 ST 67-24217 KAN11020 BODY TR 223-B 0-2 PAINT W 2LV 3N 5B BODY BY FISHER For those in the know, your help an info is greatly appreciated. ------------------ |
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