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.... this afternoon.

1968, OD, new paint, no rust, 59K miles, new interior panels/covers/foam...

Pics will follow tonight!
 
Welcome!

You'll find a great bunch of folks here with lots of camaraderie and advice (some of it actually good :devilgrin:)!
 
Thanks Mickey, I have already learned a lot! I am VERY into your posts on your GT. I also want to convert the interior of my car to red/black.
 
MGBGT_JD said:
Thanks Mickey, I have already learned a lot! I am VERY into your posts on your GT. I also want to convert the interior of my car to red/black.
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Well, if you've been reading about mine, you've certainly learned what NOT to do! :jester:

If you do change over, I highly recommend Prestige Auto Trim. Great folks to work with, and pricing is competitive.
 
Hiya, JD! Welcome to th' playpen! Sounds like you got a good one. The GTs are a great touring car and pre 1974 ones are good performers.

Congrats and hope ya enjoy your time here!
 
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