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Another shot of the 400ci engine in Michael's black 1971 GTO hardtop. CLICK->
Here's a cool shot! It's an overhead shot of the engine work Michael is performing on his black 1971 GTO hardtop. CLICK->
This is the original 1971 M-21 four speed out of Michael's 1971 GTO. He rebuilt it himself. The date code is P1K31B indicating that it was a July 21 1971 built M-21. He is going to be using a center force dual friction clutch assembly. CLICK->
Michael rolls his black 1971 GTO hardtop out into the street to get it loaded up for a trip to the shop for the engine and transmission installation. CLICK->
Black 1971 GTO hardtop, right side view. CLICK->
The flatbed is backed up to Michael's 1971 GTO. CLICK->
On the trailer! CLICK->
The newly rebuilt engine and transmission are lowered into the black 1971 GTO hardtop. Can anyone identify the car on the hoist in the background? Is it a Chevy II? CLICK->
Here is the freshened engine and transmission sitting in it's final location. CLICK->
The front pullies, alternator, air cleaner, and fan shroud are re-installed. CLICK->
And after seven long years, Michael's 1971 GTO is done. CLICK->
Black 1971 GTO hardtop, right front view. CLICK->
Black 1971 GTO hardtop, front end view. CLICK->
Black 1971 GTO hardtop, rear end view. CLICK->
Tropical Lime Metallic 1971 LeMans hardtop owned by Tim Wellman from Varney, West Virginia. Tim commented, "I was visiting my son in North Carolina when he told me about a nice LeMans he had seen not far from his home. We decided to take a look. To our surprise the car was for sale. The lady had purchased the car new and now due to ailing health could no longer enjoy driving it. We bought the car for $800.00 and brought it home. It had 46,000 original miles. It needed some work. My son and I did all the work, interior & the paint. Still some work to be done but we are enjoying every minute of it. P.S. The 68 GTO belongs to my son." PICTURE SET CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ...
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