project g force 1

[85GPLef41]

Looks like progress has been made can't wait for the outcome!

 

[drogg1]

That's really cool.

I will say it is kind of sad to tear apart a car with only 63 miles on it though. Kind of a shame to waste such a perfect unrestored car. Also, it is a bit cookiecutter but everything there is top notch.

It is nice to see a GBody in the spotlight for sure.

 

[clean8485]

Neat looking car. I'm curious to see the finished product. I'm also curious if Art Morrison will offer a complete replacement chassis, or if maybe someone else will (Heidts, Roadster Shop, Chassisworks, etc.). The aftermarket replacement chassis seem to be gaining in popularity.

 

[Peter]

thats a waste of a a numbers matching perfect grand prix....

there was no reason not to find one with 100k one it

 

[HeggieGbody]

its a waste of a perfect matching number car with that low of miles but GM said do it

 

[clean8485]

Any idea when the magazine article will be coming out? I have the January 2012 issue of Hot Rod, and its not in there.

 

[SafariWagon]

its a waste of a perfect matching number car with that low of miles but GM said do it

IMO it's a 87 Grand Prix............the Grandma version. I see nothing wrong with cutting it up personally. It's not like it was a 2+2, GN, SS aero-coupe, or Hurst Olds. THe plain Jane Grandma version will never be worth much. That's the base of our hobby IMO, taking a plain Jane car and "hot rodding" it.

 

[HeggieGbody]

Any idea when the magazine article will be coming out? I have the January 2012 issue of Hot Rod, and its not in there.

i think when it is completely done it will be there

 

[grandprixghost]

it was clean from the start. a car that clean with that many miles should only be driven!!