Hacked Up GTE

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tyang
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I had to share with everyone these pictures! Can you believe the bodywork?!?

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That reminds me of what I used to do to perfectly good models when I was a kid.
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The thing that I can't believe is that the seller still wants 10,000 for it, and it has a chevy engine and transmission!
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I'm not the least bit surprised. The world feels that anything labeled "Ferrari" is worth a lot of money!

A friend of a friend shops garage sales, and whenever he asks for a price on something, and it's rediculously overpriced, he responds, "Think of my offer when you're packing that up tonight!"

For $10K, it will probably sit where it is for a long long time!

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Where is this car located?

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I have a note of a late series II car (4063GT), being offered in LA Times by Frank Wilson, CA in April 1991 being described as: "concidering parting out, Cadillac V-8, transmission and some butchering to bodywork". I also have a note of GTO-style body modifications (whatever that means - at least the fender vets on photo are GTO inspired!) and a hood scoop. Could it be this car?

With a V-8 it would make a perfect ride for local burn out parties!!!

Best wishes, Kare
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