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    Wisconsin
  • Interests
    pool, car shows, football

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  • Name
    JEFFREY THOMS
  • Gender
    Male
  • Year
    1967
  • Car
    GTO
  • Trim
    gto
  • Engine
    487 stroker
  • Style
    Coupe
  • Color
    Black

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  1. Hi all, I'm JT and own a 67 GTO. I decided to start a Youtube channel regarding my build and muscle cars in general. If you are interested and would like to follow my videos on how the car was restored and just get general info on everything classic cars, go to the link below. I just started it because I just never found anything on that site that I enjoyed regarding old cars and goats. It's new so please watch and subscribe for future videos. Take care,
  2. Hi all, This is my first year out with my restored 67 GTO. It has a 400 modified to a 478 stroker that puts it over 500 hp but when I drive it feels like I'm driving my grandma's 30 year old buick. It has little pep off the line like it should with such a motor. I've asked a friend who knows cars and he told me it could be the torque convert stall not working properly, the rebuilt tranny could maybe not have been done with special high performance parts or the rear end needs to be redone. I've cleaned out the stock rear and the torque converter is new and has a 3000 stall and it's not like the rear is burning our from being poorly rebuilt. I'm just wondering if any of you had a similar experience and could give advice on where to start first so I can get this fixed and feel the power of that engine like I really should. Thanks, JT
  3. My 5 year project. Complete frame off resto 1967 GTO from a rust bucket to a beast.
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