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by Sean Mattingly. 1972 GTO Parking Lot Biggest GTO image collection anywhere! |
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Here is Michael Williams from Peoria Illinois spening Labor Day 2002 weekend starting the process of putting the Endura front end on his 1972 LeMans. When his is all done, it will be repainted Cardinal
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Here are the items that Michael will be putting on his 1972 LeMans. These items will make it look like a GTO 'clone'.CLICK->
Here's a shot of Michael's 1972 LeMans with the hood and front clip removed.CLICK->
Michael's got all the pieces swapped and it's off to the body shop for paint!CLICK->
Rear end view of Michael's 1972 LeMans before the trip to the body shop. He removed as much as he could to lessen cleanup from overspray.CLICK->
Front end of Michael's 1972 LeMans with it's new nose.CLICK->
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A shot of the 350ci engine with Edelbrock intake and 'worked' Q-Jet.CLICK->
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More progress on Michael's 1972 LeMans. He has begun to apply the primer.CLICK->
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Michael's been reworking the engine in his 1972 LeMans project. Michael tells us about it, "I built the engine myself, with help degreeing in the cam from Pontiac engine builder, Steve Scobbee. I changed to the earlier year paint color. It has 6x heads, Crane Cam .480/.480 lift/228 degrees duration, Torker Intake, Holley 750 Carb, 2" Headers and HEI distributor with MSD coil will be added when installed. A TH400 with a B&M shift kit will be behind it."CLICK->
Another shot of Michael's engine rebuild progress.CLICK->
And the other side of the engine rebuild progress. CLICK->
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