Joe's 65 Goat

My 65 GTO, more pics at www.prince43147.me It has a 389 w/ 400 heads, 650 Edelbrock Carb, Dual Plane Edelbrock Intake, High Flow Edelbrock Fuel Pump, Comp Cam Roller Rockers & Lifters, Mild Cam, Taylor HEI Ignition, Hays Clutch, Flywheel & Pressure Plate, M-21 Muncie 4 Speed, 3:55 gears, Crager S/S Mags, Silvertown Red Lines, Doug's Ceramic Coated Headers, 2 1/2" Stainless Exhaust, Flowmaster 50 Series Mufflers, PFDB, Tubular Upper & Lower Control Arms, Functional Scoop w/Spectre Induction, Afco Aluminum Crossflow Radiator.

My other car, 1958 Rambler 6 Deluxe, it's for sale though, I want to concentrate on the GTO.

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Brandon on Jan 15, 2013 said:

Beautiful car! '65 may be my favorite year, but don't tell my '66. Cool Rambler too.

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65_Goat_Lover on Jan 15, 2013 said:

Thank you, the GTO is going to look totally different come spring. All the progress pics are on my blog prince43147.me No matter what year they are, Goats Rule!

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joedirt216 on Feb 6, 2013 said:

I love that body style GTO, very very nice car, and nice nice work. ROck on...joe

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65_Goat_Lover on Feb 6, 2013 said:

Thank you, I should be getting it back from the paint shop by this weekend. Then I start doing my work getting it ready for summer. Getting anxious now. I'll keep updated pics posted.

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KINGKOOL on Feb 9, 2013 said:

What a BEAUTY!!My 1st was a '64 GTO.Flashback city.

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65_Goat_Lover on Feb 9, 2013 said:

Thank you Kingkool, My wife had a 64 parked in front of the house when I came home from Vietnam in 1970. There are some pics of it at www.prince43147.me if you're interested. I brought it home today, whoopy!!! lol

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joedirt216 on Feb 11, 2013 said:

I checked out you website, and it's awesome. The slide show is sweet, man to have all the old cars we used to have back again....brought back some memories. Sweet 55 chev, and the 68 Camaro SS 396...I used to have one I bought it in 1980, but gave it to my son last summer. I wanted him to know what real cars are like. He drives a "HONDA" hehe...well now he has a true muscle car. Did you say you still have the 64 goat...man that is awesome!!! I restored a 70 GTO Ram Air last year, I'll post some pics soon. Rock on!!! Joedirt216

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65_Goat_Lover on Feb 11, 2013 said:

I'm sorry to say that I don't have any of the old cars. Like most others I thought they would always be here. I traded the GTO for the Camaro and traded the Camaro for a 72 Charger. But I'm back in the saddle again with this GTO and value it a little more than I did when I was young.

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azmusclecar on Dec 26, 2014 said:

OUCH...I need sunglasses to look at that! I wish I had the talents and ability to do a complete resto myself. I can do some but my level is far from what this car took.......great job.

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65_Goat_Lover on Dec 26, 2014 said:

Thank you very much Sir. I did have the paint done by someone that knew what he was doing. The rest is just being stubborn and keep doing it until I was satisfied, lol. Thanks for the complments.

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Warrior on Jun 2, 2015 said:

Holy cow! What an incredible amount of work and awesome detail. Personally I think the '65 is the coolest body style for the Goats but you have even kicked that up several notches. Very cool.

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65_Goat_Lover on Jun 7, 2015 said:

Thank you Warrior, As you know it's just fun to work on these things. I'm still getting ideas, lol!!

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pat65cuda on Apr 3, 2016 said:

Lots of work ...and super results.. This is a beauty.. Thumbs up !! Pat.

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65_Goat_Lover on May 3, 2016 said:

Thank you. As we all know it's a labor of love. If it wasn't so much fun we wouldn't do it.

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