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Up close rear bumper view on this Grenadier Red 1964 GTO Sport Coupe.CLICK-> 
Here is that correct date coded 389 Tripower. It has double fan belts.CLICK-> 
Grenadier Red 1964 GTO Sport Coupe, interior view.CLICK-> 
   
Marimba Red 1964 LeMans hardtop owned by Justin Lovich from Flagstaff, Arizona. This was our Picture Of The Week for 9-7-08. Justin tells us, "I aquired this car from a lady down in Phoenix, Arizona. This is my second 64 LeMans. Originally sold in Los Angeles, July 1964 - It came from the factory with some unique options: a wood wheel, 4-speed, 215ci 6-cylinder, spinners, back-up lights, day/night mirror, vanity mirror, push-button radio, remote mirror, padded dash, and soft-ray glass."CLICK-> 
Marimba Red 1964 LeMans hardtop owned by Justin Lovich from Flagstaff, Arizona. He just got done washing it. Justin tells us more, "I am doing a slow resoration. Right now the car is nearly mechanically sound, so now I can worry about cosmetics (paint, new carpet, etc.) The car is a blast to drive, and everything runs smoothly. I plan on putting in a V8 (I now understnad why everyone wanted one, the 6-cylinder is rather lame). It's a really great car!"CLICK-> 
A peek inside Justin's 1964 LeMans hardtop. It has the optional Custom Sport wooden steering wheel and a console-less floor shifted manual transmission. Is the brick for cruise control?CLICK-> 
Justin's LeMans now has a fresh coat of Marimba Red paint, polished chrome, and a new interior.CLICK-> 
Another shot of that fresh coat of paint.CLICK-> 
Justin and his Marimba Red 1964 LeMans hardtop. Who wouldn't be smiling when driving one of these?CLICK-> 
Jeff has been working on his interior. He sends this updated shot.CLICK-> 
NEW POST White 1964 GTO convertible owned by Jerry Swenson from Olympia, Washington. This was our Picture Of The Week for 10-05-08. Jerry comments, "We found it on eBay two years ago and did a complete frame-off restoration. We built a web site documenting the whole process at:
www.radicalhotrods.com We'll be offering this car for sale to help our kids get through college, but we'll find another project soon. We've restored a few cars over the years, including a '66 GTO hardtop that was the Picture Of The Week on 11/21/04. We love the restoration process and look forward to finding our next project."CLICK-> 
NEW POST Here is a shot during restoration. All the trim is starting to come off.CLICK-> 
NEW POST The body is removed from the frame. Notice how Joe attached some braces from the rear of the car to the firewall. Convertibles are pretty flimsy without their frames.CLICK-> 
NEW POST The frame has been detailed. Suspension and drivetrain installed. It even has the Hurst shifter and white shifter ball!CLICK-> 
NEW POST The body is put back on the frame. Along with the front fenders and hood. |
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