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Carl that GP is an ICONIC Pontiac and with the Big Block it is areal piece of Canadiana, must be less than 100 made like that. 

Mike is dabbling and dreaming. smile



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Carl Stevenson wrote:

I offered up my 66 GP 396 4 speed last fall and Mike never replied. I thought it was a great deal, especially when I look at what it will cost to buy a $5,000 car and do a 454 conversion on it.

But, distance becomes an issue, and as well, not everyone likes the 66 GP. You love 'em or you hate 'em!

         *With all due respect  the 66 GP's are "too fast" and scary" for a young fellow  especially with a Big Block  disbelief

         He needs late model muscle  (like mine)   (I'm trying to make a sale here! biggrin)



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427carl wrote:

Carl Stevenson wrote:

I offered up my 66 GP 396 4 speed last fall and Mike never replied. I thought it was a great deal, especially when I look at what it will cost to buy a $5,000 car and do a 454 conversion on it.

But, distance becomes an issue, and as well, not everyone likes the 66 GP. You love 'em or you hate 'em!

         *With all due respect  the 66 GP's are "too fast" and scary" for a young fellow  especially with a Big Block  disbelief

         He needs late model muscle  (like mine)   (I'm trying to make a sale here! biggrin)




Whoops, sorry Carl.........!!!

At any rate, it's not for sale any more anyway.

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We'll find a old car for him  one of these days   He had a nice big straight white V8  Dodge    it was nice



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427carl wrote:
Carl Stevenson wrote:

I offered up my 66 GP 396 4 speed last fall and Mike never replied. I thought it was a great deal, especially when I look at what it will cost to buy a $5,000 car and do a 454 conversion on it.

But, distance becomes an issue, and as well, not everyone likes the 66 GP. You love 'em or you hate 'em!

         *With all due respect  the 66 GP's are "too fast" and scary" for a young fellow  especially with a Big Block  disbelief

         He needs late model muscle  (like mine)   (I'm trying to make a sale here! biggrin)

 Agreed - your Camaro for $8000 is a far better value for him than this car to pull/convert engine



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427carl wrote:

Just buy my LS1 2000 Camaro conv and be done with it    runs  high 10's at the drags  0-60 in 3.5 seconds   27 mpg and the top goes down for 1/2 of what a old stinky 60's dog  

 Agreed



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