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Brake and Suspension Upgrade for GM A-bodies

he ’60s were interesting times. The average new house was around $20,000, gas was roughly 30¢ per gallon, miniskirts were popular, and the Rolling Stones were touring the U.S. Of course, for many gearheads, the high point of the decade was the introduction of General Motors’ A-body lineup in 1964. It included the new Chevelle Malibu (and El Camino) as well as the Oldsmobile 4-4-2, Pontiac GTO,

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