I recently had the pleasure of meeting CCB member Nick from Flatliner rod shop. Some of the things he has going on are very impressive!
Had him repair a rear quarter on my wife's commuter car which really seemed out of place (Hyundai) in his shop. Did a great job and at a very good price.
I would highly recommend Nick for any of us that do not have the time or skills for any project you have. My 67 GTO may just go there next!

I'd love to see a pic or two of the GTO. I grew up (in Ohio)working for a guy who restored 64-67 GTO's he won a couple national shows, one with a car I helped with. I can say I painted the seat brackets of a national champion GTO. He also had a 67 that was a successful NHRA dragster in the early 70's. I spent hundreds of hours under that car detailing it for shows after he'd race it as an exhibition car at National Trails Raceway in Columbus. It was an all steel car, with all its glass, bumpers, and even front seats, still weighed 3200#. He could do 10.2 quarter miles on a hot, humid Ohio afternoon. The only changes he had made were to keep up with saftey regs and keep it track worthy.

Its about 70% dismantled right now and buried in the garage. its taken a back seat to the bronco for now......

I appreciate the compliments, D&D.

Your GTO is a neat car and is very similar to a red one we painted two seasons ago for a guy in Florida.

Nick