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Congratulations @Steve Morris and their 1967 GTO for winning our May Pontiac of the Month! -
By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
what about using a 55 mirror? ames have a pf257e http://www.who-sells-it.com/cy/ames-performance-engineering-661/2010-pontiac-fullsize-grand-prix-parts-23591/page-65.html Or... https://www.ebay.com/itm/1953-1954-1955-1956-1957-1958-1959-1960-Pontiac-outside-door-mirrors-Pair-2-/163754889896 -
By 64 kiwi boni · Posted
Ah every man to his own i say hahaha, i shaw we can find a wee fine brew to you liken fitzy -
Wow - that's some nice fitment going on there. All your gaps look better than when the car was new. I read somewhere that back in the 60s, it was allowable for the chassis to be out of square by an inch, which is why there are endless slotted holes and shims to get everything right, if required. I also saw a car show on TV where some guys were prepping a car to show quality and inconsistent panel gaps were simply unacceptable. They messed around with the hinges and even welded in new metal where there was no other option. They would even add pot metal to shiny trim in order to extend it, if it was too short from the factory. Amazing stuff. Anyway, lookin' good.
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