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The scrap man in Ohio brought this wreck down to Georgia as part of the sale. He had removed all interior and rear end parts for sale to someone else. Now that the engine and drive train are out the goal is to scrap this body. The salvage yard will not take the salvage title from Ohio as proof that the car is legally owned. He wants a Georgia scrap title. The Georgia DMV requires an inspection of the vehicle before the title can be transferred. The inspector just laughed when he saw what was left to inspect. He refused to do anything because there is nothing to inspect. We asked him if he thought that this car would pass the emissions test? he laughed again. Here is sits and there is no way to get rid of it. Time to get out the cutting tourch and throw away small pieces, we guess. We will solve this one next week by a call to the state DMV official somewhere in Atlanta.
Here is the link to where the power train went;
www.flickr.com/photos/x376/4304560046/
Take a look, you will be suprised
The 1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible is an iconic American muscle car, celebrated as one of the vehicles that defined the era with its bold styling, powerful engine options, and open-top driving experience. It was the first year the GTO became a standalone model rather than an option package.
Classic Car Show 2025 Nostalgia Street Rods Private Collection Las Vegas
Photo: TDelCoro
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