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by Sean Mattingly. 1968 GTO Hardtop Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Here's a closeup of the body taken off the frameCLICK->
Another view of the frame. This must have been taken soon after removing the body.CLICK->
Another shot of the body taken off the frame.CLICK->
Here's a look into the trunk before Mike started his restoration project.CLICK->
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Front end shot of James's new parts car. You can just make out his other 68 to the left. CLICK->
The first step to replacing some of the panels has already been started by someone. And a trunk full of extra parts. What a deal!CLICK->
A panel missing on this side too. Looks like the engine might mostly be there.CLICK->
View of the rust free trunk.CLICK->
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The interior is black in this Orbit Orange 1968 GTO hardtop. See the black dashpad? Those are getting harder and harder to find in good condition. Usually they will crack on the top. The sun's heat makes the plastic become hard and brittle. They most often develop cracks on the top edge where the sun's rays are more direct. A dash pad can be re-made by a mailorder company. But the cost is high. If you have a perfect '68 dash pad, guard it! Don't touch it, push on it, bang it, or leave it out in the Arizona sunshine. To keep it from cracking, treat it like it was made of eggshell. ...fragile.CLICK->
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Ron's Mom had a little fender bender and eventually sold the Verdoro Green LeMans. |
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