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Jeff installs the arm rests, window cranks, and door handles. Funny story: Earlier in the show it started to rain. All Craig's windows were down. I arrived to see some people looking at the car wondering what to do. There were no window cranks in sight. At first we could only find one window crank. So to get all four windows up, you had to move the one crank around the car to all 4 positions to get all windows rolled up.CLICK->
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A close-up of the engine. Craig and his wife Cindy made the display sign. It had an interesting story of where they got the car and how it was restored. In 2007, the Muncie Star Press newspaper did a story with photos of Craig's 1965 GTO restoration. Here is the newspaper story about Craig's resto.CLICK->
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Lots of modifications in here: aftermarket gauges and custom dash panel, aftermarket steering wheel, custom center console with extra gauges.CLICK->
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Cragars were a popular wheel back in the day.CLICK->
Here is the dealer option window sticker. The base cost was $2556 and nearly $1000 worth of options were added. The GTO option on the LeMans cost $295. The Tri-Power engine cost an additional $115. That was quite a deal. Now, it costs more to just purchase a set of new reproduction air cleaners and filters for this engine.CLICK->
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Shot of the stock 4bbl carb engine.CLICK->
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