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03-03-2004, 01:29 PM
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Re: I'm thinking of buying a GTO
Well, now that you put it that way, maybe I should add this car to my list of what I might buy...
Are you saying that 69 - 70 GTO's are worth alot more than than the price's I indicated above? Hmmm.. Let me see... 1968 GTO PHE documented numbers match. 4spd, posi. $12k obo 1969 GTO, 400WS block, 4spd, 12 bolt, great shape. $13,900. 1970 GTO, 400ci, auto, numbers match, cold a/c, 12 bolt. POCI show winner. $15,850 obo.... Are these possibly better buys than the cars I listed in my thread about what car would be the best project? I didnt think the 68-70 GTO's were highly coveted.... Thanks 
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03-03-2004, 02:18 PM
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Re: I'm thinking of buying a GTO
Good ones are...
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03-03-2004, 03:35 PM
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Re: I'm thinking of buying a GTO
The problem is almost every car Pontiac or otherwise that I have looked at in the past 25 years.....the owner and I have had different opinions as to what the terms "matching numbers" "mint" "in show condition" "completely original" " show winner" mean.
email me their phone numbers
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