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  • Ringo64
    I see you enjoyed a trip down to Mexico. Glad you enjoyed your time

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  • 64 kiwi boni
    well done mate !!!! live life !!!!!

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  • 64 kiwi boni
    Great line up Frosty , i didnt see any roo burgres or four x beers !!!!!

    By 64 kiwi boni ·

  • Frosty
    I was at the garage mahal on Sunday. I was starting the winter prep for my cars. I got gas for Lucy (she has one more car show with Justa and me), then I got gas for Violet. Before I got gas, I was on my way to my local Auto Zone for some gas stablizer and some black touch up paint.
    I did something I am not proud of but I still draw some satisfaction from it. At a stop light, a stealthy looking black car pulled up next to me. He gunned his engine. Now I am not one for street racing. Usually because my cars aren't typically "fast". Violet is my exception. So a the light change I punched her. He stayed next to me and next thing I know we trading back and forth the lead. I looked down and we were doing 80 in a 45. Uh oh! This is not cool. Finally as we approached traffic I backed off the gas (I was in the lead at that point). Turns out the guy was in an all black Chrysler 300 SRT.
    I drew some satisfaction that he didn't beat me, and I still had more pedal and gear left. I am thankful no cop saw us.

    By Frosty ·

  • 64 kiwi boni
    do you wet the tee shirt first ? justa asking for a friend

    By 64 kiwi boni ·

  • Frosty
    I finally had a free Saturday (e.g. no Michigan home football game) so I was able to go to a car show. My buddy Chuck suggested we had slightly north to the town of Chesaning, which is home to the Saginaw County Fairgrounds (and the former Chesaning Showboat). The Dead Pedals were having their fall dust up. Obviously there were a huge Halloween them to this show.


    Someone in an ultra light took from the runway that is next to the fairgrounds.

    You don't see these mid-to-late 70s Novas much any more.

    A coffin car? Hmmm.


    A beautiful '48 Buick Roadmaster Hearse.


    This was a cool C-cab that was built back in the 70s for the show car circuit.




    This was my lunch choice. Fitzy and Kiwi would be proud of me.
    d b
    I had the potato cake, EMU nuggets, sausage roll and Anzac biscuit. Yum!




























































    By Frosty ·

  • JUSTA6
    Windex, t-shirt, done, inside/outside.

    By JUSTA6 ·

  • LeMans69
    Last week we got the rocker trim on our car; we took it to a friend's place as he has a lift. Ended up figuring it out as we went along. The key is, while the car is on the lift, take off the front wheel and carefully slide the rocker trim on to the clips. Simple but very tideous. Looks good though; no pics though; forgot to take photos when we backed it out of our friend's garage, and we haven't taken the car out since

    By LeMans69 ·

  • 19pontiac66
    I am selling a 1966 Pontiac Tempest 326 5.3L. I am the second owner of the vehicle.It has the original motor in it with a few upgrades.It came with a 2-barrel carburetor we installed a 4 barrel. The original transmission was a 2-speed super turbine. It was recently replaced with a 700R4. I still have the 2-speed super turbine but needs to be rebuilt. Valves, rockers, push rods, intake, have been replaced. Dual exhaust with headers has also been installed. It has power front brakes and rear drum. It has American racing wheels on it. I have the original steel wheels. It is the original interior but will need some TLC. The body is in good condition. The paint is good but does have scratches. The rear bumper does have a dent in it. I have a Holley Sniper EFI kit that will come with the purchase. It runs and drives. Asking $15,000 negotiable. Feel free to ask any questions. Local pickup only. Thanks.























    By 19pontiac66 ·

  • Frosty
    I use AC glass cleaner or some other top quality glass cleaner with either two clean micro fiber towels or #0000 steel wool and a micro fiber towel. I used to use newsprint (especially on the inside) too but that is much harder to come by these days with so many daily newspapers shutting down and going digital.
    I prefer the steel wool for the outside of the glass. It’s important to keep the steel wool and glass wet at all times. Gloves is a good idea too to prevent being stung by loose steel wool fibers. I find the steel wool gets tree sap, bugs, and other dirt and debris off the glass much better than a regular micro fiber towel. So when I apply Rain-X it lasts longer and the water jumps off the windshield.
    70% isopropyl alcohol is a good substitute for glass cleaner.

    By Frosty ·

  • Ringo64
    Outside I generally use rain-x on the windsheild and back windows. Then invisible glass on the sides. Usually use paper towels on the outside to apply/dry.
    Then I will use a microfiber towel and invisible glass on the insides and a ton of patience cause it is never perfect.

    By Ringo64 ·

  • hdbob5454
    I used windex, dollar store cleaner, wipes no matter what i try never comes out clean never had a problem when i was a kid, what are you using?

    By hdbob5454 ·

  • Frosty
  • Frosty
    GM has no intention of bringing back Pontiac at this stage of the game. We have been gone for nearly 20 years, Oldsmobile has been gone even longer. I am willing to bet that 1/3 to 1/2 of GM's current workforce has been hired after Pontiac, Hummer, Saturn, Saab, and Oldsmobile went away. So anyone within GM who remembers and supports Pontiac are getting up there in years or have already retired or left the company.
    Also, wanna bet GM will do the same thing to the Camaro that Dodge has done with the Charger by making both 2 and 4 door versions of the Camaro? Or worse - what Ford has done with the E-Mach Mustang. Ugh.

    By Frosty ·

  • Frosty
    Sweet! I will have to get my butt in gear and order one.

    By Frosty ·

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    It’s here! The 2027 Forever Pontiac Calendar is officially available for purchase! Huge thanks to everyone who entered, shared their Pontiac, and helped make this year’s contest so much fun. Now you can enjoy these incredible Pontiacs all year long. Get your copy today and bring a little Pontiac pride to your wall!Get the 2027 Forever Pontiac Calendar, Click Here.

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  • POTM Nominations, October 2026

    Fall is almost here. I don't know about you but I'm ready for some colder weather! These Pontiacs won't cool down though!To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:Rules:You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.In your nomination/entry you must include:Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)The year and model of your PontiacAny other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..Only ONE entry per user.Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)Nominations will run through September 21st and voting will start on September 22nd. To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.Please let us know if you have any questions!

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    Thank you to everyone who entered our 2027 Forever Pontiac Calendar Contest! What an incredible collection of modern and classic Pontiacs we’ve seen this year.We’re now in the Final Round, and the competition is tighter than ever! Only 12 Pontiacs will earn a coveted spot in the 2027 Forever Pontiac Calendar.But remember, everyone is a winner! Just making it this far is an accomplishment, and we’re incredibly proud to showcase the passion and pride that make the Pontiac community so special.Now it’s time to make those final votes count. Who will make the 2027 Forever Pontiac Calendar? Stay tuned and let the excitement continue!Voting will run till September 25, 2026 11:59 PM ETThe way voting works is there will be groups of members and out of that group you will need to select one (1) individual that you like the best as the winner for that group. Let's get started!Please be advised: we are monitoring the use of voting and watching closely. Those who solicit individuals to make accounts, multiple accounts or make fake accounts to move votes in favor of themselves will be removed from the contest. We want this to be an FP calendar for Pontiac lovers, voted by Pontiac lovers. Any questions, please let us know! Thank you for cooperation.Group 1FredM's second generation Firebird (1967 Firebird convertible)67jon2 Firebirdz's Rick Mielke 1968 Pontiac Firebird 350- 4 speed Aegena Blue American Racing Torque Thrust Mags w/Blue LinesBobby Connelly's 68 Firebird 400Group 2Topless's Kathy Clayton's 1969 Firebird 400 convertible leading the Tulsa Capital Cruise for the Guinness World Record! She was driving the centenarian Betty Jones.Harry Mount's 1969 Pontiac Firebird Verdoro green (400 engine, 350 turbo)BearGFR's My 69. Did all the work myself6bird9's PontiacGroup 3TranzAm69's 1973 Formula 40074Esprit's Here's my 1974 Pontiac Firebird Esprit, my first car. Purchased in the fall of 1974 as a leftover at Kemper Pontiac in Bridgewater, NJ. Honduras Maroon with White interior. Original paint, interior, transmission and 350 2 barrel engine. 30,000 miles, garage kept. Stored in my Dad's garage from 1985 until resurrected in April 2014. So happy that I still have this car!Stripes's 1974 Pontiac Trans Am 455PurePontiac's 78 W72 Trans AmGroup 4Fabio Parede's 1980 Firebird Trans AM Pace Car Indy 500Frosty's 1986 Trans Am "Black Beauty" at the Spencerville Indiana covered bridge.TransamDan's My 2000 Firebird T/A WS6, located in that South of England UK.Dr B Steamjets's 2002 Collector Edition Trans Am WS6 [CETA] - "Tito". Production number #314 of the 2390 ever made [#102 of this configuration with manual gearbox plus t-tops]. 350 LS1 motor with LS6 intake and Tremec T56 transmission. Wheels switched-up to 18" rims with Bridgestone P296/35ZR18.Group 5gms_65GTO's 65 GTOmtrunz's Meet my 1966 GTO Sedan. Family always came first, so it took nearly 40 years to complete this every nut and bolt, frame-off restoration. Today it's better than new and has barely 600 miles on the build. Whether I'm just cruising around or laying the pedal to the metal, this GTO is pure joy to drive and was well worth the wait.JUSTA6's 1966 GTO 421 Tri Power...Ol Skool CoolMitchD's 1966 GTO post coupeGroup 6dahlby73's 69 GTO JudgeKeane165's My 1970 LeMans. My oldest brother came home from Vietnam and purchased it. Sold it to my father in 1974 and it became our family car. My father passed away in 1985 and I have owned it since then.Tomst37's 1971 Pontiac T37Red72GTO's 72 GTOGroup 7DAN M's 1957 Pontiac StarchiefRick Pumphrey's My 1960 Pontiac Ventura Sport Coupe under the cherry tree.Cliff Costello's 1962 Pontiac Bonneville ConvertibleIvo62Cat's 1962 421 CatGroup 8Fabio Parede's My 69 CatalinaRay207's 1974 Grand Prixhdbob5454's Pontiacindymanjoe's indymanme. LOLGroup 9FuriousGXP's 2009 G8 GXP - Tail of the DragonFlyGTO's Original owner 2009 G8 GXP, SRM, 6M, 169K miles...at Rocky Mountain National Park.10_jet_vibe's My 2010 Pontiac Vibe.Solstice's PontiacGroup 10JUSTA6's 1980 Sunbird, 4:71 blown 231 V6Lucky's PontiacJAH11's PontiacGroup 11Jack Leslie's PontiacWrongway's 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix that my son and I have been restoring for the last seven years with the help of the great people on this forum.GTO Ken's 1967 GTOTHE CHIEFGroup 12Street RodderFalkorThe Red BanditATR79

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