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I built this 1967 Pontiac LeMans like a man possessed, chasing every last detail until the car felt more crafted than assembled. What started as a straightforward restoration quickly turned into one of the most meticulous builds I’ve ever taken on, panel gaps trued to the millimeter, factory-correct finishes recreated from old GM chips, wiring loomed and routed exactly as Pontiac engineers intended in ’67. Every bracket, every fastener, every texture mattered. I treated the car like a historical artifact, resurrecting it piece by piece until it stood there not just restored, but reborn, a LeMans so dialed-in it could’ve rolled straight off the line at Pontiac’s home plant in Michigan.