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GTXJim
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by GTXJim » Wed Jun 22, 05 4:37 pm
Here are some pic's of my 70 GTX it still has a long way to go. I've nearly finished the engine bay and interior and will be starting on the body work very shortly, It's just nice to have it back on the road even with the 4:30 gears in it. I will be getting some 3:23's, new bumpers,new exhaust, 15" rallys with new BFG's soon ready for the Nats.
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by GTXJim » Wed Jun 22, 05 4:42 pm
Here's one at Brooklands after getting it M.O.T a week earlier first time out in 6 years
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by Derek » Wed Jun 22, 05 4:54 pm
Looking great mate, I bet you're happy that you never sold it.
Are we there yet dad ..... 10 to the gallon but worth it.
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by Ivor » Wed Jun 22, 05 5:07 pm
That looks absolutely top... and you are doing it the same was as I'm doing mine, from the inside out!
That's got to be the only Burnt Orange 70 GTX outside of the States by my reckoning, you should be chiuffed to bits.
Kev sez take a pound out of the till!
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by Kev » Wed Jun 22, 05 9:45 pm
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by Alex » Wed Jun 22, 05 10:08 pm
I love that colour! if the underhood is any indication that is going to be stunning when it is done !
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by DaveB » Wed Jun 22, 05 10:26 pm
NICE
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by Anonymous » Thu Jun 23, 05 9:25 am
Beautiful car mate. You have done an excellent job under the good. Well played captain
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by Anonymous » Thu Jun 23, 05 10:03 am
Looking good
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by Anonymous » Thu Jun 23, 05 10:25 am
Excellent, and good seeing it at Brooklands 8)
Jim
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by Jim » Thu Jun 23, 05 10:48 am
There is (or was) another Burnt Orange 70 GTX in the UK. I haven't seen it for years. It used to live in Surrey or Kent I believe, - i wonder if it's still around?
More recently a friend of mine bought one. I have a picture of part of it in the background near my Challenger taken while Richard Ward was restoring my car.
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by Ivor » Thu Jun 23, 05 12:33 pm
If you remember Jim , I spotted that...though I thought it was the same car!
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by Jim » Thu Jun 23, 05 12:47 pm
That's right Ivor, so you did. - No it's not the same car.
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by GTXJim » Fri Jun 24, 05 3:25 pm
Here are some pic's from the day I first bought her back in Oct 1987
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by GTXJim » Fri Jun 24, 05 3:30 pm
Here's a pic of what She liked doing best.Being thrashed down at the pod best I got out of her was 12.1 @ 113mph