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FRAME OFF RESTORATION

CUSTOM FIREWALL

1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible Restoration at the V8 Speed and Resto Shop

CUSTOM PAINT

A Trusted Companion Since 1973

The Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme is a mid-range car produced by General Motors for those seeking comfortable, reliable, and stylish vehicles. The Cutlass Supreme was the fanciest version of the Cutlass you could buy, and the 1971 convertible is one of 10,255 built that year.

The owner of this particular car purchased it in 1973 and has driven and enjoyed it ever since. However, over time, the car started to show its age, so he called the V8 Speed and Resto Shop to restore it.

Tearing Down To Build Back Up

The team at V8 Speed and Resto Shop began by media blasting the chassis to remove all the rust and corrosion, and then powder coated it in a black finish similar to the original paint. They also replaced the original suspension parts with tubular control arms and billet coil-over shocks from QA1, and a Borgeson steering gear for better road feel and steering performance.

The body was stripped in search of rust and damage, and any rust holes were repaired with new steel. The team also repaired the bottom of the door shell to replace some rust holes. Their mission was to use as much of the original GM steel as possible on this car to keep it as authentic as possible.

Renewing The Driveline

The original Olds 350 V8 engine was also given a refresh. The engine was disassembled, cleaned, measured, and remachined, and new rod and main bearings, pistons, rings, gaskets, and all new ARP hardware were installed. A COMP hydraulic roller camshaft conversion was installed, which not only added a cam profile designed to increase the engine’s torque output, but also uses roller lifters to reduce friction and the risk of the cam going flat. Once it was all assembled, the engine was topped with an aluminum intake manifold and a Holley Terminator X electronic fuel injection system for increased reliability.

Vibrant Green Once Again

The body was then painted in its original code 43 Lime Green Metallic color, and the team carefully re-mounted the body panels, making sure nothing got bumped or chipped in the process. Once installed, all the exterior surfaces were sanded once again in preparation for sealer and the color and clear application.

After a couple months of curing time, the paint team started the wetsanding and buffing process on the paint to further flatten the surface and bring out the gloss. The restored trim, lettering, and badges were then carefully installed.

New Upholstery And Bright Spoked Wheels

The interior was renewed, with the seats, door panels, rear side panels, dash pad, sun visors, carpet, and more being rebuilt or replaced. A new A/C system from Vintage Air was installed, and the dashboard and firewall were bodyworked and painted satin black.

The convertible top mechanism and hydraulics were also restored, and a new white convertible top was installed. The car also got a set of custom made Dayton chrome spoked wheels with white pinstriped tires.

The original gauges were restored and updated with LED lights, and a quartz conversion was installed to keep the original clock hands spinning smoothly. A Vintage Air control panel matches the original brushed aluminum design, and a Retro Sound radio provides modern tunes for the ride.

The car was finally finished and returned to the owner, who was thrilled with the results. The car is now in better-than-new condition, and the owner is excited to make new memories with it.

What Can We Restore For You?

The V8 Speed and Resto Shop team stands ready to turn the clock back on whatever you drive, restoring it authentically or adding modern performance and convenience features as you wish. Contact the shop today to learn more.

BUILD PHOTOS:

The owner recently acquired this fun 1967 Ford Galaxie Convertible and is eager to transform it into a dependable and stylish family cruiser. While the car’s interior and bodywork, completed 5-6 years ago, are in satisfactory condition, he has a vision for several upgrades to enhance its performance, comfort, and safety.

Under the Hood Enhancements

The current 390 engine is experiencing leaks, prompting the owner to consider replacing it with a Ford crate engine. He’s leaning towards a new 347 stroker engine, aiming for a horsepower range of 300-400, while maintaining an automatic transmission. To improve fuel efficiency and reliability, the V8 Speed and Resto Shop Team will be installing a Ford 4R70W overdrive unit.

Focusing on Comfort and Safety

Since this Galaxie is intended for family cruising, the priority is to create a comfortable and safe driving experience. We’ll be adding Vintage Air air conditioning for enhanced climate control, along with a new radiator and heater core to address any existing leaks. Upgrading the power steering pump and lines is also on the list, ensuring a smoother driving experience.

Addressing Electrical Concerns

The V8 team has noticed that the headlights, brake lights, and turn signals appear dim, requiring some updates to the system.

Enhancing the Look and Feel

For a touch of classic style, the owner desires a new vintage-looking steering wheel. He’s also open to recommendations for suspension upgrades, aiming to improve the car’s handling without compromising its original character.

A Work in Progress

The owner acknowledges that the pictures he’s provided are just a starting point, and he’s open to further suggestions as the project progresses. With a clear vision and the assistance of qualified professionals, his Galaxie is well on its way to becoming a reliable and cool cruiser for the whole family to enjoy.

What’s In Your Garage?

Let us know how we can help morph your old car into a fun family cruising experience! Contact the V8 Speed and Resto Shop today to start the journey.

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This iconic 1963 Corvette rolled into the V8 Speed and Resto Shop with a the fiberglass body needing some TLC. It’s riding on a custom chassis, and the owner enlisted our team to repair the cracked and damaged original fiberglass body with a new front section, perform other required bodywork, and give it a great looking new paint job. The cool Murray Komant Design rendering shows the plan.

What’s in store for this Corvette Roadster?

  • Fender Repair: We’ll meticulously address the fender’s imperfections, ensuring a seamless and like-new appearance.
  • Gap Adjustment: We’ll fine-tune the body panel gaps to achieve consistent and aesthetically pleasing spacing.
  • Stripping & Repainting: The old paint will be removed, revealing a clean canvas for a stunning new finish.
  • New Engine & Transmission: We’re adding over 500 HP of LS3 V8 power to make this Corvette Sing!

Stay tuned as we transform this 1963 Corvette into a beautiful roadster that is as pleasing to the eye as it is stirring to the soul. We’ll share progress photos and updates along the way, so you can witness the magic happening right here!

In the meantime, let us know in the comments below:

  • What’s color would you paint this cool Corvette?
  • What is your favorite generation of Corvette?

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The V8 Speed and Resto Shop Team has a body shop job opening! We are hiring an Auto Body Technician for Restoration and Custom Cars at the V8 Speed and Resto Shop in Red Bud, IL!

Are you an experienced auto body repair technician? Are you passionate about breathing new life into classic cars? Do you have a keen eye for detail and a skill set that transforms vehicles into automotive masterpieces? If so, the V8 Speed and Resto Shop is looking for you! We are a renowned automotive restoration and customization shop with a great Team culture, competitive salaries, and outstanding benefits. We are seeking a talented and experienced Auto Body Technician to join our dynamic team.

Auto Body Technician Job Description:

As an Auto Body Technician specializing in restoration and custom cars, you will play a vital role in transforming vintage vehicles into works of art in our body shop. You will be responsible for a range of tasks, including bodywork, panel installation and fitment, minor ding / dent repair, fitting of trim, block sanding of fillers, and primers, and body assembly. Your expertise will help preserve the timeless beauty of classic cars while adding custom modifications to meet our clients’ unique visions. You will be a critical member of the team working to perfect our customers’ dream cars!

Technician Responsibilities:

  • Perform top-notch automotive body restoration, including body filler application, sanding, panel fitment, and installation on classics, customs, and muscle cars.
  • Test fit, modify, and perform final assembly on body panels, trim, and other exterior items.
  • Collaborate with our passionate team to ensure every project meets our high standards of quality.

Auto Body Technician Skills, Experience, and Job Requirements:

  • Proven experience as an Auto Body Technician, with a focus on restoration and customization.
  • In-depth knowledge of automotive bodywork and repair techniques.
  • Proficient in welding, metalworking, and fabrication for vehicle restoration.
  • A keen eye for detail and a commitment to delivering exceptional results.
  • Ability to work effectively as part of a team and independently on projects.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and a passion for overcoming challenges.
  • Excellent communication skills and a customer-centric approach.
  • Passion for custom cars and the automotive culture.

Join Our Enthusiastic Team!

If you have a deep love for classic cars, take pride in your craftsmanship, and possess the skills to elevate automotive restoration and customization, we want to hear from you! At V8 Speed and Resto Shop, you’ll have the opportunity to work on remarkable projects and collaborate with fellow automotive enthusiasts.

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To apply for this exciting opportunity, please click the application link below. We look forward to speaking with you and welcome an exceptional Auto Body Technician like you to our team!

About The V8 Speed and Resto Shop:

We value the well-being of our Team and their families above all else, and we all focus on generating the best employee and customer experience possible. Our core values center around the way we treat people and would like to be treated. We live and breathe classics, customs, restored and modified muscle cars, restomods, pro-touring cars, and more at the V8 Speed and Resto Shop. We take pride in meticulously restoring and customizing vintage vehicles, and our commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail sets us apart in the industry. We understand the significance of these cars to their owners and treat them as such. Our team is composed of highly skilled professionals who share a common passion for automotive excellence.

V8 Speed and Resto Shop Purpose:

  • We believe in the importance of classic vehicles not only as historical objects, but for their personal significance to enthusiasts and their families, and for the joy they bring to the world.
  • We believe in the importance of the automobile industry as a workspace where people of all skill sets and in all areas of business can thrive working around special vehicles that ignite their passion.
  • We believe that dream cars can and do exist, and that our team is here to build them.

V8 Speed and Resto Shop Mission Statement:

  • To connect people with the best times of their lives through things with wheels.  

Values Statement:

The V8 Speed and Resto Shop achieves our goals and the goals of our customers by applying the following core values to everything we do:

  • Happiness
  • Quality
  • Respect
  • Honesty
  • Loyalty
  • Teamwork
  • Passion
  • Innovation

V8 Speed and Resto Shop Vision Statement:

  • To ensure that automobile enthusiasts will always have a trusted, talented, and passionate source to provide services they need to enjoy their special vehicles.
  • To always provide a healthy, safe, creative, and respectful workplace where our team can enhance their skills and abilities and enjoy satisfying and rewarding careers.

LINK: ABOUT THE V8 SPEED AND RESTO SHOP

This Auto Body Technician job opening requires experience. This is not an entry level position.

  • This position requires big picture thinking and a great attitude.
  • This is a full-time position. Shop hours are 8-5 Monday – Friday (Technician Hours 7AM – 3:30PM optional)
  • This job opening provides many benefits. We provide paid health insurance – PPO Health, Dental, Vision insurance 75% company paid. Paid time off starts accruing on day 1. Paid Holidays, 401(k) 3% matching, Flexible schedule, Company Paid $50K Life insurance, Employee discounts on parts, Provide in-house and out of shop training.
  • Competitive salary based on experience.

The V8 Speed and Resto Shop is a great working environment with awesome teammates and lots of cool tools and equipment to grow your abilities. We have a backlog of work and are always looking to build better, more creative hot rods, customs, and muscle cars. We are located in a small, safe midwestern town of Red Bud Illinois.

If you want consistent, rewarding work every day, every week, building award winning show cars this is a job for you! We are hiring for this auto body shop job opening now.

Fill Out This Job Application To Schedule An Interview Today!

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The V8 Speed and Resto Shop is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The V8 Speed and Resto Shop does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by appropriate law. All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need.

This 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 XL rumbles thanks to a 460+ cubic inch 428 fed by two four barrel Holleys on top, and is shifted with a 4-speed manual transmission. The car came to the V8 Speed & Resto Shop for some basic maintenance, as well as bodywork and a repaint . Follow the progress here!

 We are thrilled to be working on the restoration of a very cool 1969 Chevrolet Corvette 427 Roadster. Our talented team has completed the bodywork, and we’ve just applied the first coats of primer. The next step? A stunning custom metallic blue paint job that will make this beauty truly shine! 🌟 Stay tuned for updates on this extraordinary project as we make this classic Corvette far nicer than it was when new.  Follow along with us as we breathe new life into this iconic American sports car!

#Restoration #Corvette #V8SpeedAndResto #ClassicCar

See the restoration photos: https://v8speedshop.com/1969-chevrolet-corvette-jl/

The Prep before the Paint. Today Jeff is preparing this slick 1969 Chevrolet Corvette roadster for Spies Hecker HS Primer Surfacer to complete the body tub. This will allow for a nice even surface to be wet sanded to ensure the paint is as smooth as glass. It’s all in the details!    See more of this car: https://v8speedshop.com/1969-chevrolet-corvette-jl/

#v8speedandresto   #1969corvette  #paintprep  #v8speedshop  #corvette 

1967 Pontiac GTO: From Swamp Thing to Showstopper

This 1967 Pontiac GTO wasn’t always the head-turning classic it is today. When it arrived at V8 Speed & Resto Shop, it was a far cry from its former glory. Rusted and neglected, it more closely resembled a “swamp thing” than a muscle car. However, our team of experts wasn’t fazed by the challenge. We were determined to transform this relic into a showstopper!

A Complete Frame-Off Restoration

Our restoration process for this 1967 GTO was a complete teardown, or “frame-off” restoration. This meticulous approach ensures that no area of the car is overlooked. Here’s a closer look at some of the key improvements we made:

  • Chassis Strengthening: The GTO’s chassis received a thorough inspection and repairs were made to the body mounts and other critical areas. We then applied a protective epoxy primer and industrial-grade paint finish.
  • Suspension Upgrade: We replaced the original suspension system with a high-performance tubular setup from BMR Fabrication. This upgrade enhances handling and performance without sacrificing a comfortable ride.
  • Bodywork and Paint: The GTO’s body was media blasted to remove rust and imperfections. Our fabrication team then replaced rusted panels, repaired the dashboard, and built a custom firewall. Once the body repairs were complete, the car was painted in its original Tyrol Blue with a stunning two-stage finish.

Taking the Interior Up a Notch

The interior of the GTO wasn’t spared our restoration magic. Our team reupholstered the bucket seats and refurbished the door panels, dashboard, headliner, and carpet. We also added some modern touches, like a new sound system from Custom Autosound and Dakota Digital gauges.

The Finishing Touches

The final step involved installing a Magnaflow stainless steel exhaust system to unleash the power of the Pontiac 400 V8 engine. New wheels and tires completed the transformation, giving the GTO a truly aggressive look.

A Near-Perfect Score and a Dream Realized

The culmination of our hard work was presenting the finished GTO to its owner at the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals show in Chicago. The car was a huge hit, scoring a near-perfect 997 points in the Street Modified class!

Watch the complete build video and award-winning reveal in this video!

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COMPLETE 1967 PONTIAC GTO BUILD PHOTO GALLERY

Contact the V8 Speed & Resto Shop with all your Classic or Muscle Car needs today!

 

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Author: @z06doc86

  I know these videos are time consuming and you have a shop to run, but I sure love these longer and more detailed build videos like the early days of your channel. Thank you guys and gal so much!

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Author: @jameshutchins3396

  Absolutely magnificent work. The video detailing start to finish is perfect. I can’t see how anyone could have any doubts about the quality of work done or available at your shop. Even going back to the old shop and early videos, your work ethic and quality has remained exemplary. 

 This is my favorite kind of build. Bless yall.

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Author: @gplipp6489

  Absolutely amazing transformation!!  Your team knocked it out of the park!    Now, more please 😊

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Author: @NickedBlade

  love the format of this video, the car it self is amazing! the two together is definitely a home run! great job!

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Author: @HeavyPedalGarage

  This GTO is absolutely stunning! Great work and congrats on the score. That is super impressive!! Gotta say the narration and video editing is spot on as well. Always a pleasure to see the crew’s work and watch these videos.

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Author: @brody.4098

  This is a beautiful restoration. You all did great work.

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Author: @131601

  Beautiful restoration, gorgeous GTO. Outstanding craftsmanship you should be proud of your team !

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Author: @bobdc13

  wow what a great job Kevin..This GTO looks better than new..Congrats to you and the crew….

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Author: @Perfer-gw6ir

  I am a Pontiac nut. I love that car. I loved watching the restoration. The best part was unveiling and when their family showed up. That was great seeing the grandkids interacting with their grandparents. Well done people. Three cheers to V8 Speed. Loved it.

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Author: @andrewipp426

  What a heartfelt video of seeing the transformation from the dragged from the lake to this beautiful piece of automotive history. As always your builds are replete with so many details and touches that you can see and many that you can’t! So well done!

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Author: @poman8772

  Absolutely beautiful work guys! What a top notch team of craftsmen!!!! My favorite years of GTO’s

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Author: @bruceh92

  As you mentioned Kevin, better “drivability” was the goal and if it meant an assortment of non stock parts and even Ford brake parts to get it done then so be it. This is what hot rodding is about and kudos for an amazing job on an iconic American classic. 👍

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Author: @earlsmithson4749

  Hi Kevin, that is am absolutely beautiful restoration. Modern conveniences but still very original-Perfect! Thanks for sharing this experience with us as a 1967 GTO is always a fan favorite.

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Author: @nelsgholmberg

  TOTALLY AWESOME. Hats off to your team. What a transformation. Love it.

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Author: @bluesman7475

  Very nice restoration. I love the color.  Absolutely top quality work. Being my old school self, I would have had to go with a tripower instead of fuel injection, because its cool.

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Author: @m87orion

  Kevin, you’re a legend mate. Keep up the good content with yous and your crew. Been watching for years. ✌️

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Author: @primozkrajcar4144

  Beautifull beatuifull car! Awesome work from the team! Some crazy amount of work went into this project so kudos to the team! Great work!

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Author: @hailstorm1986

  Absolutely amazing GTO transformation!! 😇

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Author: @2ndborn186

  Beautiful, stunning car!!!   You would think the owners would be more excited about it though. Oh well.  Excellent work guys!!

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Author: @joeymccullough2716

  Wow, what awesome car! You guys never cease to amaze.

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Author: @hespie1

  Great car and such detailed restoration. Love your work.

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Author: @davestelling

  I’ve never seen a full restoration like this, and man – I sure enjoyed watching!

Thanks…

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Author: @wayneforbes7671

  Nicely done folks! A prime candidate for such a significant restoration.

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Author: @travislightfoot8075

  I fell in love with this car when I was 15. This is a beautiful job well done perfect restoration!!

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Author: @marinablueGS

  Words fail to adequately describe how beautiful this car is…..as you said, it’s better than it was on the showroom floor.

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Author: @Finnegan6674

  What a beautiful car.  Thank you and the owner for restoring this wonderful car.  I’m going to have to look at the pictures of the journey this GTO went through.  Were you able to source the proper oval antenna for the car?  I have never seen a repop for them.  Again thank you for sharing this with us.

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Author: @jamesaustin4044

  Gorgeous car! Great work guys!

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Author: @kenh9097

  That is an amazing job! Good for you & your crew Kevin!!

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Author: @johnrichard9015

  Love the build aspect! Great vid, great build!  Thanks for taking us along!👍

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Author: @rickbrant4285

  My dad had this exact car except his had blue vinyl seats as well.  It was a stunning car.

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Author: @dennishartford1429

  What an amazing build ! Thank you for sharing this.

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Author: @tacocin

  Absolutely beautiful!  Amazing job!

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Author: @vortexgen1

  Great looking GTO and in a beautiful blue.

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Author: @easyjerryl69

  Kevin, You and your employees do a Great/Awesome job restoring cars. Ive been watching your channel for a long time. I have a 1966 lemans convertible I want to restore. Hopefully in about 7 more years when I retire I can afford to restore it. I live kinda close to you ! Dupo IL. Mine came out of the same pond though ! LOL !

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Author: @charlesdalton985

  You could use that car to check the alignment of a laser it’s so straight!  Was not surprised by the score at all. One question – did the owner keep any of the original parts?  It hardly matters, just curious.  Thanks for sharing, your team should be proud. ~ Chuck

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Author: @sside8

  What a beautiful restoration! What was the cost to do this?

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Author: @raulgarciajr916

  Talk about a professional restoration. Jesus. That’s some amazing work. Great job guys.

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Author: @davidtuck9599

  Great build as usual guys !

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Author: @blackcoffeegarage

  Ohhhhh that blue… what a tank! Great resto, top notch work (but you know that!)

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Author: @bruceh92

  Beautiful GTO guys, congrats 👍

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Author: @billyjoejimbob56

  First rate restoration and an excellent video production.  For my tastes, your resto-mod “recipe” is just the right amount of “mod”…  Suspension, disc brakes, fuel injection, vintage aire…  but the look is still near perfect period original.  Two questions:  Did you and owner consider adding a 4L80E overdrive trans, and why was it not included?  And, the tire and wheel combo looks great, clearly bigger than stock but perfectly suited to the car.  What was your wheel source, size,  and tire  size?

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Author: @bobbyboothe8964

  Fantastic car. Love the colors

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Author: @frankszymkowski7780

  Your shop is getting better and better. Damn damn damn good

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Author: @daleandrews3552

  Boy, now THAT is a complete frame-off restoration, the way is SHOULD be done. Some have said that in these type complete restorations, the car ends up being as good as new. I can now see where that might be true. I mean if everything that’s worn is either reconditioned, sand blasted and repainted or replaced, how could one go wrong?

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Author: @garymatthews1280

  Beautiful work!!

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Author: @robertmceuen3630

  997 out of 1000? Looks PERFECT to me. Beautiful. Well done. I’m 70, so 1967 autos are in my wheelhouse. I had a 67 Olds 442.

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Author: @maxfastest

  Very nice Uber expensive build,

 But now it’s too nice to drive  it !

Pure garage queen

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Author: @rankinmg1

  Great video!!

Awesome automobile, 67 best year for gto!

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Author: @northpointaxe6167

  If I had even half the budget and half the specialty tools used on this project I could do some amazing stuff with my galaxies.

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Author: @michelmendoza1769

  This restoration borders on miraculous!

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Author: @brians9534

  Remarkable and great to watch. Thank you!

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Author: @frankszymkowski7780

  Wow, what a nice job 👍🏻👍🏻

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Author: @slurpee27

  I purposely have t watched this video because  of how much I like the 67 GTOs.

 My parents drove me home in a 4 speed 360HP Montego Cream car in ‘68.

 I was right not to watch it …I am so jealous of this owner…

 You guys do beautiful work .

 Everything is so tastefully done …

I hate everyone 😂 : )

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Author: @tom4139

  amazing attention to detail.  Thanks for sharing!

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Author: @tomrobards7753

  You guys did one fine job

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Author: @scooterdoughmas3012

  very nice love a Pontiac 60 -72 the 67 is a dream car for sure thanks fo sharing😁🤩

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Author: @tomrobards7753

  One of the best looking gto ever made that and the 1969

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Author: @freepatriot6313

  Wow…. I was 10 yrs old and my dad drove up in his brand new ’67 GTO…. blue with black vinyl top.  His was a shade darker blue if I remember correctly… although it was close to this color.  It had the red striped tires and 400ci w/ auto and hurst shifter.  He let me drive it…. sitting on his lap.  Lots of memories. That thing would set you way back in the seat when he floored it.   My dad was a Border Patrolman stationed in Comstock Texas. Just north of Del Rio Texas back then.   Thanks!

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Author: @johnallardyce5159

  Incredible restoration…….beeeeeeeautiful!!!

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Author: @b2ja03

  What was the frame sprayed with primer/paint? Also were the vent windows restored or repops how was the quality? Thanks

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Author: @joyceseaver9350

  You have got a GIFT my friend ! AMAZING work ! God Bless ….

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Author: @joe-hp4nk

  Wow, the new owners were so excited they couldn’t control themselves.

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Author: @ScarlettFire341

  Nice Looker & Presentation – and so someday it will end up at Mecum or Barrett Jackson – and the +- $200,000 they spent will change hands – one millionaire to another – I didn’t realize how good we had it when we could buy a used one, less that 10 years old, for less than $1000 – so goes life

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Author: @josephpacchetti5997

  Love the 67 Oldsmobile, Thanks my friend. 👊 😎

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Author: @toomanyhobbies2011

  Beautiful rodstoration. I had a ’66 with Tri-Power that didn’t stop, turn or start very well. What a wonderful car you created, with all the “charm” of a ’67 Goat that acts modern. Very surprised the engine wasn’t rebuilt.

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Author: @musashinagatsubo9574

  After all the other expenses, I’d have put a stroker kit in the engine.

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Author: @acts2211

  Wow.  Great job

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Author: @stuckinmygarage6220

  Kudos! Breathless

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Author: @THROTTLEPOWER

  Nice!!!!!!! 👍👍

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Author: @wayne.rassman2389

  Oh what. A great job on restoration and production…. 

Where are you located?

Now who owns it?

And. How much? For the restore?

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Author: @Zelaznogsiul-63

  If I had the money, I’ll send you my car in a heart beat, but since I am a poor guy I have to do some of the work myself. It won’t look as good as the cars that you do but it will be nice. I am working on a 1980 trans am pace car with the 301 turbo that no one likes but I am going to keep it. Great video.

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Author: @charleshendrix232

  67 GTO- prettiest muscle car ever.  Period

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Author: @TazR6

  Beautiful.

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Author: @andymudhoney

  Spectacular

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Author: @clifford4081

  Interesting of the trunk lid was the only piece that was saved, And ironically the only piece they don’t make any more of? But they still make fenders and floor pans??

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Author: @frankjgornickjr3676

  It’d be nice to know how much was spent I’m restoring the car ?

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Author: @markvironda

  Very cool

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Author: @rustyrobinson8027

  Nice

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Author: @paul1x1

  997 what took 3 points away i cant see it

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Author: @ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm

  nice job done well – great choice and elegant = big job resto = thank you – top team .

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Author: @stude1953

  Hate the vinyl top! That ruined the whole car. Was laughing I can imagine the little kids scratching the car looking at it.

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Author: @garyv2196

  It’s basically not the same car.imo

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Author: @briansimmons7141

  First-time viewer. Extraordinary car, extraordinary craftsmanship, and extraordinary video. I believe this is the best automotive video I have ever seen. Super photography, great narration, and superior music. Thank you, thank you, thank you for using some other than the stereotypical louder-than-the-narration-mediocre-screaming-electric-guitar that is generally inflicted on viewers. Truly a professional video.

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Author: @USCG.Brennan

  I’ve been restoring “Muscle Cars” since the mid ’70s and from experience I appreciate all your hard work and care in what you do.

I call this kind of thing “rolling art” and it truly is!!  I’m currently restoring a ’69 Mustang Fastback for it’s original lady owner who’s daddy purchased it

for her back in ’69 from Pasadena Ford.  It’s all stock and number’s matching in Aztec Turqouise with stock black bucket seat interior, 351, AT, PS and PB.

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Author: @SoundwaveX7

  You guys did an excellent job bringing this 67 GTO back to its former glory again and giving it new life again. 🙂

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Author: @williams3631

  I don’t think I’ve ever seen this much attention to detail presented in a restoration video. I’m extremely impressed. You guys do amazing work !

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Author: @georgemallory797

  This car has a special place in my heart.  I was born in 1967.  When I was little, my mom had two cars in a row with a similar color.  First, she had a 1964 Chevrolet Corvair convertible.  Next, she had a beautiful 1966 Pontiac Bonneville coupe in a silvery blue.  Her next car was a green, 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix.  The Bonneville was a 389, I believe, and the Grand Prix was the same engine as that GTO…a big block 400 that would roast the rear tires off the wheels.  I guess I have always been a Pontiac guy.

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Author: @371francis

  Stunning workmanship! Just stunning. Congratulatiions to all involved in such a great project.

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Author: @Primus54

  That blue metallic color was absolutely my favorite on the GM mid-size muscle cars of the mid-60s.  Looked absolutely stunning when offset by the “perfunctory” Cragar S/S 5-spoke chrome aftermarket wheels.

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Author: @ruebenlaumer3663

  This has to be the absolute best redo I’ve ever seen 100 % total craftsmanship very great job guys and gals thank you ❤

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Author: @ronschwolsky1626

  Phenomenal job!   As much as I love these fabulous restorations (on worthy cars, such as this), I’m not sure the expense could be justified without some serious sentimental value.   That being said, I’m sure many, many people will be asking to buy this car!

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Author: @MichaelLawrence-rc3cj

  Absolutely totally Beautiful ! The workmanship , the people communication , the family, this is so American at its best !

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Author: @derekantill3721

  Magnificent restoration, and how you gave the car some improvements to make it handle better than new. ❤

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Author: @scotthibbard5746

  My dad was a GM factory rep for Pontiac Motor Division for 26 years. We had a ’67 GTO the spitting image of that car. Beautiful restoration you guys did. My dad has a ’66 and a ’70 GTO now.

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Author: @allantaylor3288

  Awesome. Another great project completed by you guys yet again. They didn’t look this good from the factory Beautiful GTO😍

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Author: @darrellkidd5177

  Absolutely beautiful car, and amazing restoration job.  The black vinyl top looks really good, and I know it was on there originally, but it was a shame to cover up such a spectacular paint job on the roof.

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Author: @thefettfan3994

  A pure work of art! Congratulations to every “Craftsman” involved in this labour of love project!!!

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Author: @dominickserignese8837

  You guys are true Craftsman! Amazing job! I love seeing the before-and-after pics as well as the step-by-step pics.

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Author: @ynb3a9y4life

  You guys build something that made an entire family happy ….. Just made me tear up a little 🥲…

A Job well done guys 👏👏👏👏👏

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Author: @autocurioso3142

  Wasnt having good day but this video made it better. Great video, its like immersing yourself into this dream experience of restoring your own muscle car

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Author: @gregkistner1955

  You fellas did an extremely great job on this car! Hats off to all involved!

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Author: @Snowtruckdriver

  Very nice program presentation here. I was fortunate to have owned a 67 GTO with a 400 and four speed. The difference in mine was that it was a convertable. It was the same color as this one with a black interior. One of the most pleasurable cars I ever owned.

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Author: @abcdef-qk6jf

  I think when a vehicle needs that amount of replacements – you did a great job. Doing a little restomod to keep it driveable and fun to drive. Keeping it subtle to retain the soul.

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Author: @granddad-mv5ef

  First, ’67 is my personal favorite GTO. The entire production is the best I have ever seen, starring of course, the restoration. Much has changed in the automotive paint world since I left it 35 years ago. The suppl