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    1. 12-07-2011 #1
      69CamaroPT
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      67 GTO convertible

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      It has been nearly a 2 1/2 year project that started out by just upgrading wheels and brakes that turned into a full resto. As many of you can relate to.
      Typical Ebay story that I have read about now I got the chance to live it....

      The car started as a decent GTO clone but then I started getting the signs. So I took her to Frank at Prodigy and we put a plan together. A new frame and undercoating the body, smoothing the firewall and installing all the Speed Tech goodies came second after fitting the car with BOZE wheels (18 and 19's) and a Wilwood setup with a Hydratech sytem.

      I then took the car to Robby at Corvette Masters in Orlando for the motor and tranny install. I swapped the 400 for a 455 and installed a 200R tranny good for 700hp. The drive shaft is aluminum bolting to a 3.73 gear. We are going to dyno in the next couple weeks. My estimates are 525 HP 550TQ. This thing is a blast to drive. I will post the details later.
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    3. 12-07-2011 #2
      cspecken
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      Looks nice, what color is it?
      Thanks Chris

      1964 Pontiac GTO
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    4. 12-07-2011 #3
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      Beautiful car.
      Mike R
      '66 Olds Cutlass Convertible
      '15 Challenger SRT 392 (DD)
      '72 Pontiac LeMans (wife's toy)
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    5. 12-07-2011 #4
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      looks fantastic...glad you stuck with Pontiac power.
      Regards,
      Leigh

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    6. 12-08-2011 #5
      crustysack
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      Very nice
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    7. 12-08-2011 #6
      CFster
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      Fantastic car!
      '67 GTO - LS3, 4L60E, SC&C AFX Package, KORE3 C6 Z06, Boyds PT-09s

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...7-GTO-LS3-Swap

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