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The day has finally come as the guys finish up their 1969 GTO, Project Henchman, and take it on its first drive; they add a few finishing touches and show you how to carefully install a spoiler on finished paint.
The day has finally come as the guys finish up their 1969 GTO, Project Henchman, and take it on its first drive; they add a few finishing touches and show you how to carefully install a spoiler on finished paint.
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