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You can't go wrong with a low mile hard top '87 GN. It is like money in the bank.

If the original fuel pump hasn't been changed, be sure to do that and be sure to replace the tank to body lines with fresh high pressure hose to avoid burning it to the ground when the hose cracks and breaks and sprays high pressure gas all over.

The NOS parts are long gone for these cars (bumper fillers were $18), but there are quality repro parts and the cars value makes restoring one still profitable.

Don't know what exhaust that is, but straight thru 2.5" ultra flows are the best muffler for no performance loss over a dump down to the 10's.
 
You can't go wrong with a low mile hard top '87 GN. It is like money in the bank.

If the original fuel pump hasn't been changed, be sure to do that and be sure to replace the tank to body lines with fresh high pressure hose to avoid burning it to the ground when the hose cracks and breaks and sprays high pressure gas all over.

The NOS parts are long gone for these cars (bumper fillers were $18), but there are quality repro parts and the cars value makes restoring one still profitable.

Don't know what exhaust that is, but straight thru 2.5" ultra flows are the best muffler for no performance loss over a dump down to the 10's.

That’s good to know!! I addressed the fuel system first to ensure that there would be no issues driving. Exhaust was changed but have no idea what’s on it. The power master is a concern as to when they go, they go! What’s funny with the bumper fillers is when my dad and I went to look at the car they were 100% there, not best of shape but physically there. Trailered Home and fronts were gone.🤦🏻‍♂️When I go out every so often to garage there’s another chuck laying on the floor at rear. Thinking spoolfool when I get some extra coin.
 
That’s good to know!! I addressed the fuel system first to ensure that there would be no issues driving. Exhaust was changed but have no idea what’s on it. The power master is a concern as to when they go, they go! What’s funny with the bumper fillers is when my dad and I went to look at the car they were 100% there, not best of shape but physically there. Trailered Home and fronts were gone.🤦🏻‍♂️When I go out every so often to garage there’s another chuck laying on the floor at rear. Thinking spoolfool when I get some extra coin.

My bumper fillers lasted to 114 mph in the 1/4. Then after a run above that, they were gone.

I swapped my Power master to hydroboost. I loved the powermaster when it worked, but when all the NOS ones went away and my last one got flaky, we converted it.
 
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