I'd love to see my old goat/GTO convertible again......but no doubt cut up for parts.....down south in Miami region, last I heard maybe 15 years ago....

no clue as to the vin#......wonder if any of the DMV's could have that without charging arm/leg.....

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I was hoping when I put the VIN on here Google would snatch it. :D :hurray:

How can I talk Dunlap into selling me back my old car? :)

Kinda random and awesome.

Post up some better pics of the car today.

That could be arranged I guess! I sure would like to see if we can find some more history on it, maybe some paperwork.

Cool thread is cool.


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I will gladly give you what I sold it for! :D :dance: Or what I originally paid for it!
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Oh. Dunlap, you needed a bit more barn bucks after that offer. :cert:

Yeah I'm not sure what you paid for it or what you sold it for but I'm sure it's not close to how deep I'm in debt on it! Lol

Who gave him barn bucks! :toetap: I was gonna' keep him in the poor house
and offer him a generous amount of them for the car.

It would be really awesome if I could find the original engine.

It would have a partial vin # on it located near the oil filter with either

9A349829 or 19A349829

What are the odds of this happening? :thumbsup:

I totally agree that its like trying to find a needle in a hay field but hey, I didn't think I'd find Grey Ghost either. :iagree::banghead:

There is a guy we know that I told Dunlap about that might have been the one to change it out. The car spent most of its life in my town. When I sold it about 25 yrs. ago it went to TN. I also have a friend that remembers the now deceased original owner and earlier yrs. of the car. I'm working with Dunlap to talk with all the people that we can.

You are the man!

Damn, that's a pretty girl :cert:
Scott

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Man, this is so freakin cool. :seasix:

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