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This 1965 GTO convertible was painted in a professional paint booth. CLICK->
Close-up of the front fender. At this stage, they'll start on the final assembly and prepare for wetsanding and buffing. All of the original stainless steel moldings are about to be restored and all of the original pot metal parts are ready for installation. CLICK->
Assembly continues. There's a set of Rally I wheels with redline tires. CLICK->
The engine looks real good. Remember, don't ever give up on your dream!
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Here, the interior installation is progressing. CLICK->
Nightwatch Blue 1965 GTO convertible, interior view from the passenger side. CLICK->
Nightwatch Blue 1965 GTO convertible owned by Daren. I just noticed that this car doesn't have a rear-view mirror on the driver's side door. Daren tells us, "These are updated pictures of my '65 GTO convertible. I drove it for the first time on tax day '05. I entered it in its first show on June 5 at the Shriner's Show. It's strange to drive it and see it parked in places after having it in pieces for 20 years. The 389 runs well and I still am tinkering with the rocker arm adjustments and the AFB settings. It still runs well and should be dialed in soon. The 4-speed works well and the car drives easy even with manual steering & brakes. It's a little overdone with some parts painted in black Imron and some plated in nickle and various shades of zinc. All done in subtle good taste and for longevity." CLICK->
Nightwatch blue 1965 GTO convertible, right front view. CLICK->
Nightwatch blue 1965 GTO convertible, interior view. CLICK->
Nightwatch blue 1965 GTO convertible, rear seat view. CLICK->
Nightwatch blue 1965 GTO convertible, trunk view. CLICK->
Nightwatch blue 1965 GTO convertible, engine view. CLICK->
Here is Daren's Nightwatch Blue 1965 GTO convertible at the Midlands International Auto Show in Omaha. Daren tells us more, "It was a fun time, but the funnel cake stand located by the vintage cars emitted a greasy film on our cars. We were good sports about it. Cleanup was a cinch. It was interesting to see how visitors responded to our cars after they were examining the latest auto industry offerings. We were appreciated." CLICK->
Nightwatch Blue 1965 GTO convertible, right front view. CLICK->
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