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Who: Brett Perkins
What: '72 Pontiac LeMans
Where: Hastings, NE
Why: We didn't know there were parts available for these cars. We also didn't know anyone was restoring these cars until Brett sent us this photo. It took him and his father two years of Saturdays to finish it. That's a Pontiac tach on the hood and an Oldsmobile rear spoiler on the trunk. The color is DuPont Commercial Yellow. It's powered by a Pontiac 350.
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