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i have a Pontiac GTO 71 what do you suggest for me to start a complete restoration?
3rd February 2009
seawavblue asked:
it does not have the original engine or transmition but it is rust free texas car imported to jeddah saudi arabia 10 years ago.
Milton
it does not have the original engine or transmition but it is rust free texas car imported to jeddah saudi arabia 10 years ago.
Milton
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WOOT!! That’s a NICE ride!! I would definately go for it if you’ve got the time and finances!!
Comment by clumsyguy — February 6, 2009 @ 2:22 pm
Search around for prices of that year, based on the condition of your car. Evaluate what it could be in the future with your restoration complete. Numbers matching comand higher prices. I would suggest to strip everything and clean or replace what is needed. When you do this, itemize and bag all parts together including clips and nuts or screws. Take alot of pictures, this will help when putting it back together. Any rubber parts will probably have dried and cracked, replace them for sure. Are you planning to update the braking system or keep it stock.
Start with the frame first. Complete that part of the restoration, then move to the power train. Once those are complete, move to the body, interior, then paint.
Comment by squirelnut — February 9, 2009 @ 2:04 am