I must say ! Frosty You did well driving 8 hours to an event ! That’s bloody hard work ! Regardless how flash the roads are !!! Or are not !

Good spotting last India 👍 I wonder if it’s a sst ? Frosty can you go back and take some picture. With the cover off ? It’s only 8 hours way !

Yeah, probably a Javelin. I think the Javelin's had that type front fender stripping. Sill fairly rare today.

AMX or a Javelin based on what I could see.

This one I'm real sure is a 1970 AMX! Very rare.

Have Lucy get ya home safe and NO probs. Mich marched on/over state even with you gone. Great pic's thankz for sharing.

Great pics! Need to have some of those cars saved!

Yessss Great pics !!! Certainly a long trip for you frosty !!! Not sure you should be posting pics of dead jappos !!! Where are all the real cars ????

Great pictures and excellent commentary as always Mr. Frost. Thanks man.

On the way down, I always pass by this place next to US 35 in Ohio. This guy use to have a lot of old classic tetanus lying out. The last few years I have seen next to no classic American tin and mostly Asian or import models. This year is no exception. Damn.

Lucy and I traveled to St. Albans WV, It took 8 hours and over 450 miles to West "By God" Virginia. I was planning to do the Head of the Dragin on SW WV but I realized I didn't have time on Friday or Saturday to do it. So I will have to leave it for another day. Sigh....it would have been nice. At least I got to sleep in today before the show. This car show is a memorial to three guys here in St Albans. I knew two of them. Bill Muck owned a one-of-none '64 Tempest HO and a Mecham TA. Bo McClure was a Ford guy with a '40 Ford. Gary Davis was a local pedal car collector and restorer. All three guys died in the past year. I was asked to bring Lucy down because Bill, Bo, and my other buddy Jim Winter came to the Woodward Dream Cruise in 2014 or 2015. I drove them down Woodward in Lucy with the top down and then took them to the old Pontiac HQ complex - where I worked for nearly 10 years. Bill's family gave me Bill's copy of late John Sawruk's GT-37 picture that the late Eric White drew up as a cancer fund raiser for John. John was the official Pontiac historian until his death in 2008. Bill, Bo, and Jim stayed with John's wife, Marge, when they came to Woodward. A Chevy Stovebolt Inline 6 powered T-bucjet. Sweet Hemi! This '72 Olds Cutlass Supreme is owned by my buddy Rusty, a retired Charleston police captain. He is a mutual friend of mine and Dual Quad Pete. Pete stays with Rusty when he in in WV. Pumpkin Spice Mustang? She's ready for Halloween! This guy and I had a long chat. I talked about the Pontiac calendar from FP. He sounded interested when I told him Lucy was in the calendar. So I talked us up and hopefully we can get another calendar sale (you're welcome Ringo!). This Fairlane and '40 Ford belonged to Bo McClure. This is Bill Muck's Mecham TA. Bill's infamous '64 421 HO-powered one-of-none Tempest was sold and is now in Oklahoma City. That sale was pre-arranged by Bill even before his death. This Mercury Comet is now owned by my buddy Larry. He just got it. It has been in a warehouse for the last 25 years. Larry tells me that the silver air cleaner with the chrome lid is pure Ford unobtainuim. Other than a little paint checking and some discoloration in the back seat, this car looks really good. It is completely unrestored. Here are some of Gary's pedal cars. The DJ is my buddy Jim - owner of Hot Rod Grille Productions! Lucy and I won an award, I got the Long Haul (longest distance) Award. I also won the 50/50 raffle. Cost me $20 in tickets, won $100. So I have some gas money to get home with. This quilt was raffled off for the Nitro Food Bank. These are T-shirts from Bill's collection and turned into a fantastic quilt. My wife did something similar with my son's travel baseball shirts. It is a nice way to re-cycle old T-shirts.

Sunday, September 28, 2025. 8:30AM - 2:30PM Rain or Shine At The Shrine for Padre Pio, Barto, PA All years of any GM vehicles are welcome See included flyer for more information Here’s a few pics from last year’s event.

Awesome numbers 31pontiac. I appreciate the break down!

Great question Frosty! With good weather we get close to 200 vehicles. This past year’s breakdown is: Pontiac 51 Chevy 102 Olds 15 Buick 12 Cadillac 6 Saturn 1 GMC 1 GEO 1 Holden 1 for a total of 190. In the past we have had an occasional Beaumont, Hummer, Opel, and Saab show up. A number of years ago we even had an older GMC bus!

Should be a great show. How many cars do you average for the show? Any idea how that breaks down by GM brands? Obviously Pontiac will have a strong presence given your chapter is sponsoring it. Chevy will probably dominate. But I’m curious how Buick, GMC, Cadillac, along with orphan brands like Geo, Saturn, Olds, Hummer, Saab,Suzuki, Izuzu, and Beaumont show up too.

It’s happening again! POCI’s Keystone State Chapter is hosting our GM show at Macungie Memorial Park, Macungie, PA on Sunday, June 1st, 2025. Any year GM car or truck, stock or modified is welcome. No classes, no judging, just come out and enjoy the day! More details on the attached flier.

September 29, 2024 at the Shrine for Padre Pio, Barto, PA. Come celebrate the Keystone State Chapter’s 50th anniversary with us! See attached flier for all the details.

Okay - good to know. I am the Prez of the GMC chapter, as well as a member of the Michigan Widetrackers.

That’s my wife. She sent the info to local GM brand clubs , local POCI chapters, and all POCI Specialty Chapters.

I got an email last week from Karen Britton with this same info. Thanks for sharing.