'65 GTO...#s 389/3-sp Stick, classic Michigan barn car
 

Neat GTO with a factory 3-speed stick, but wow, Michigan doesn't mess around when you store a car in poor conditions. I don't know where I would begin on this one but I hope someone with a lot of ambition saves it.

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Lotsa ambition and money.Kinda of think this car is too far gone to restore?Maybe just salvage for parts?

This is the '67 GTO I bought in Minot 10 years ago. It was a gutted, stripped shell. When I took the front fenders off, the frame fell on the floor. Drove to Oklahoma for a frame, ordered 1 piece floor and trunk pans from Auto City Classics. Bought NOS tail panel and right fender, etc. etc..


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Several years later...


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