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by Sean Mattingly. 1969 GTO Convertible Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Progress is going good on the other side too. Here the primer coat is applied. Jim is using dollies under the wheels. I wonder how well they roll around?CLICK->
Another view of Jim's project 1969 GTO convertible.CLICK->
Jim cuts out the lower right rear fender. This is a frequent area for collecting rust.CLICK->
The interior, front wheels, and front end are masked off. The Windward Blue paint goes on.CLICK->
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Jim's got a nice shiny rear bumper.CLICK->
Jim put the factory speckle paint in the trunk. It's gray with splatters of white and blue mixed in. You can purchase the paint in cans. All the colors are mixed in. The tail light bezels are back on along with a new rubber trunk seal.CLICK->
The rear side marker lights in the rear fender are in the shape of the Pontiac crest for 1969 GTOs. They even have the GTO letters on them.CLICK->
Right side view of Jim's Windward Blue 1969 GTO convertible restoration. Jim comments, "I still have the interior to put in and have the white convertible top to be done but as you can see I have come a long way."CLICK->
Jim added a hood tach. These are available as a reproduction item. They come with a hole cut out template. Original ones are fragile. They are easily damaged by slamming the hood. Reproductions are more durable. They are painted body color.CLICK->
Windward blue 1969 GTO convertible restoration, left rear view.CLICK->
Windward Blue 1969 GTO convertible restoration, engine view. Nice.PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ... |
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