I just turned 65 and retired. I'm in the process of restoring a 67 GTO. Most of my experience has been restoring Corvettes (about 25 years) and after finishing the present one, I'm going full tilt on a GTO for myself. So, that being said, I know I'll be asking some dumb questions along the way, but what i tell others is.....dumb questions are better than dumb mistakes!
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If you have experience restoring Corvettes, a GTO will not be an issue. Both cars as you known have a tremendous aftermarket for parts. Unlike Corvettes you can get copies of the original window sticker and other information for a fee from www.phs-online.com. Welcome to the forum.