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special K, the one you posted is owned by Jim Brady ,owner of Supersport Sales and he has quite a few rare rides .I got to see that one in person at the Maryland Chevelle Show last year. He likes rare and odd ones like factory big block 4 speed chevelle wagons .He is even restoring a 4 door 72 chevelle that was special ordered with bid block and 4 speed ,the only one known to exist.

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Yikes who would want car styling on a truck..... doh, oh yeah, me.

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I like it! Got any more info on this one?

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^^^ That's a '65 GTO Homesteader. They were all red.

That's good to know. He's near you? I see his stuff at Carlisle. '72 454 4spd 4dr Chevelle,wow.

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No he is not near me ,Pennsylvania or Jersey I think ,Im in Ga .I just know him quite well through the Chevelle shows we attend .He is quite a character and knows his car stuff .

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Ok,ya never know. Lots of classic dealers from from down your way bring cars to Carlisle. Lots of "Georgia" and "Carolina" cars. That's a big sell up there

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GMC Sprints should have had a Lemans front end

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Here's another Homesteader

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The only flaw with the artwork is that it wouldn't have a GM logo in 67. The divisions weren't corporate yet in 67, it would have a PMD (pontiac motor division) or just pontiac. ...

:sumo:
:5150:

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There are some things you just should not do.

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Actually, My Jimmy GT project has a subtle Pontiac flavor to it. This is the Photoshop I did of what I'm planning for the nose:

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...and the front fenders:

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...and the wheels:

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Guys ,if you ever run across a GMC Sprint grill emblem for cheap grab it ,they are not reproduced and they are worth quite a bit . Reason I know this is a friend of mine has a 72 Sprint and his is missing that emblem and he was not willing to pay the price for a NOS one .

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Kinda reminds me of some of the Canadian models...

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Are you talking about the G-M-C letters for the Sprint? The fender and tail emblems are reproduced from Trim Parts. The S-P emblems on the other hand are worth a fortune (the GMC version of an SS).

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In the late 50's GMC used Pontiac 347 and 336 CI engines, as well as some smaller CI Pontiac engines earlier. So at least back then, there were Pontiac pickups, sort of ;)

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Spotted at the Woodward Dream Cruise yesterday:

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Keith I recently saw a pic of that truck and was sure it was a photoshop. I guess not.
I think just because someone can doesn't necessarily mean they should. To me, that gto front better belongs on a mid 60's truck than a late 70s to 80s. ;)
I do appreciate the passion for the mark and the work to make it so.

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The '64 GTO nose would have made the best el goatino of em all.

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I keep tossing the idea of a Pontiac motor in my '67 GMC around. I'd like to get a hold of one to build.

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How many do you want? I have 5-455 engines and a couple of 400s.
Shipping would be the killer.

Greg

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Found this saved photo from an old forum post.
Today I found this ......enjoy!
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/c...263926708.html

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El CaNoway.

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I think that looks cool! But shouldn't the grill read K.t.o.? And the 2wd would be a C.t.o.? :haha:

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Thanks for the offer. I'm overdue for some traveling, but don't see it this year. I know where some 66/67 big cars are with 389s, but I'd want to rebuild one of those after sitting. But one is a 3spd console shift, so there's what I need for the M22. I'd take any size since you can't tell by looking and even a 350 makes good torque. Pontiac engines are great for trucks! Since the 327 kinda crept in during '67, most '67 GMCs were 6cyls. I figure a Pontiac swap would be a cool era-correct mod.

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I'd take all of them