Upgrading a classic muscle car isn’t unfamiliar territory to those who follow what we do here at Modern Rodding. In fact, it’s probably one of the most popular topics of conversation around the watercooler when discussing the various projects in and around the In The Garage Media Tech Center. Recently, we’ve been assisting our buddy Mike Hannah with his 1964 Pontiac GTO project. Hannah had already handled the basics: brakes, steering, suspension, carbs, and ignition, so the old goat was dialed in pretty well. However, it was in need of a new wiring harness, lights, brightwork, gauges, interior, and paint. Long story short, the mechanical side of the car was solid, but comfort and appearance were two areas where the GTO was woefully lacking.
To get Hannah’s Poncho up and…