1967 GT Refresh

[bkdunha]

I had refreshed a very old post on discussion on Grave Robbers Sheet Metal out of Cummings, GA moments ago. My 67 GT, BB, 4-spd is getting really tired after sitting for 9 years. Body is really showing some of the ravages of its past. It was hit hard in the rear passenger quarter and shoddily repaired before I acquired the disassembled car in 1990. I knew at some point it would need extensive metal work, but it was sufficient enough to be a fun driver while other career and family priorities to precedence. The 72 resto jumped in front of the 67 and many other things have as well. My hope is to get it back to a good quality (and solid) driver and weekend local show car. Other that sheet metal and paint ( I know) it is a complete a solid car that everything else can just be cleaned and re-installed. Yea right, we all know how that plays out...... Anyhow, I will post up some pictures of the areas needing much attention and if I do move forward in the coming months I will add updates.

 

[bkdunha]

Needed to find some pictures of the 67. These were in the late 90's and 2014 at the 50th in Charlotte. Drove it Memphis to Charlotte and back in the snow, sleet and rain. Still priceless to have done it with my father. Last two is on Beale St. in Memphis with the monthly Hot Rods on Beale show they have. Will get some current ones of areas needing attention

 

[Sheriff41]

Needed to find some pictures of the 67. These were in the late 90's and 2014 at the 50th in Charlotte. Drove it Memphis to Charlotte and back in the snow, sleet and rain. Still priceless to have done it with my father. Last two is on Beale St. in Memphis with the monthly Hot Rods on Beale show they have. Will get some current ones of areas needing attention

Very nice!

 

[72MustangSprint]

On Hot Rod power tour one year we were on Beale Street in Memphis . Nice pictures of your car

 

[PoFoMoCo]

Very nice!

Indeed!

 

[James Bond]

Love your car.

 

[Idaho Chris]

Beautiful car. Awesome that you and your dad worked the car. That green is such a classic late 60's color!

I wish I could find a nice '68. I've been looking for a couple of years.