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Pro Touring GTO '66 (story)
Well many years ago I bought an old GTO from an old man who had own it sins it was new. And after al those years with rain and snow it had been a wrack. But I did not have the time and money to recondition it. So it has been in my garage for several years.
For seven or eight mounts ago I was talking to my friend about cars and then this idea popped up in my head. A Pro Touring GTO with black and red paint and huge wheels. So I went to the bank and borrowed money so I could start recondition it, and after six months I have come as far as this. The painter ad I decided that I would do the work between paint and clearcoat so that’s what I am doing at the moment. The wheels belongs to my friend, and I am going to order a set of them in a while. Sorry for the bad pictures.. I have no good light in my garage.    
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Re: Pro Touring GTO '66 (story)
those wheel are really nice, what are they?
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Looks good!
This is nice way to present a car
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Re: Pro Touring GTO '66 (story)
very nice...how much did you purchase it from the old man?(lol) i gotta see this car rollin' down the streets...
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Haha Almost nothing he threw it after me
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Re: Pro Touring GTO '66 (story)
those wheels look sinister on there
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Re: Pro Touring GTO '66 (story)
from a gto owners point of veiw..it looks cool but the checkred paintjob dosent look that great. it woulda looked cool with the fade from black to red other wise i like the rims and the rest of the car
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Re: Pro Touring GTO '66 (story)
I really like the checker look! keep up the great work!
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