V8 Opel GTs

strassed · 09-22-2009

Shoehorn fits, nice fiberglass and paint work.

http://stephenmason.com/cars/opelgtv8m.html

I'm sure a few of these are triple digit pucker-factor rides while others are obvious non-starters!

Gordy · 09-22-2009

Very cool stuff! Thanks for posting!

grslightng02 · 09-22-2009

EXCELLENT website and pics for everyone who has ever considered a larger engine for their GT or dreamed of one!

myopels · 09-24-2009

Doug, Thanks a ton for all the cool pics. There are some real gems in there, and a few butcher jobs. I never thought so many still existed.

strassed · 09-29-2009

Thanks for the positive comments but Mr Mason did all the work.

I just wanted to let folks know its possible and maybe inspire a few projects like these to completion.

Glad y'all liked them.

grslightng02 · 10-11-2009

I'm giving deep thought to installing a 3.4L V6 from a 1996-2001 Camaro into my next GT project. The engine fits nicely and gets 19-28mpg with 200 Horsepower! Parts and mechanics are easily accessible.

blancojp · 10-11-2009

Originally Posted by strassed

Shoehorn fits, nice fiberglass and paint work.

http://stephenmason.com/cars/opelgtv8m.html

I'm sure a few of these are triple digit pucker-factor rides while others are obvious non-starters!

Take a look at the post enclosed, almost the same priciple and installation.

http://www.opelgt.com/forums/engine-...v-6-72-gt.html

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grslightng02 Opeler Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Sacramento, California, USA Posts: 424 Real Name: Neil Provided Answers: 2	EXCELLENT website and pics for everyone who has ever considered a larger engine for their GT or dreamed of one! __________________ "A dead OPEL in the driveway is a new enthusiasts next project!", NEIL

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Gordy Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Loves Park, IL (Rockford area) Posts: 805	Very cool stuff! Thanks for posting!

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myopels Opeler Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Port Orchard, wa Posts: 37 Real Name: gerold	Doug, Thanks a ton for all the cool pics. There are some real gems in there, and a few butcher jobs. I never thought so many still existed.

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