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Craig George from the Indy GTO Association is in the process of restoring his 1965 GTO. Craig tells us more, "The engine is a '65 389 being bored .030 over with Crane roller rockers and a Crane cam with RA III specs. It is being done by Nye's Automotive in Muncie, Indiana. Phil Shaffer and my younger son David helped with the teardown and engine removal. The body and chassis are being stripped and primed by B & B sandblasting in Muncie. They are also painting the chassis and rear axle as well as floor and trunk panel replacements and left side 1/4 patch panel."CLICK->
When you restore a car, you have lots of parts to keep track of. Here is the hood standing next to some parts that are normally under the hood. CLICK->
Here, the engine and transmission are out of Craig's 65 GTO hardtop.CLICK->
This is what the trunk looks like. Some rust is evident.CLICK->
Craig finds a crack in the left rear kick up. CLICK->
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Craig's 1965 GTO front x-member and engine mount.CLICK->
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Here's the body that was separated from the frame.CLICK->
Replacement of the old rusty trunk floor. Step #1: Cut it out.CLICK->
389 engine ready to be resurrected.CLICK->
The 389 requires eight pistons and a cam shaft.CLICK->
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1965 GTO body on the rotisserie, left rear view. |
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