It was a great show and not a bad swap meet. Even with impending rain a fair number of people showed up.

great pics!

I love the 60's GTOs with the hard top!!

Look again boys and girls. A couple of very unique Pontiac cars were captured in notallthere's photos.

The '69 Trans Am is an original Pontiac Historical Services-verified, one-of-only-669 Trans Ams built! It is a survivor, totally unrestored. The owner bought it in 1983 for $6000. Add to it that is a 4-speed car with.....drum roll please.....an original Ram Air IV 400 engine!!!! This makes this car so unique that it is one of less than 50 built (uber rare). The owner has twice been offered (and turned down) $125K for the car - as is!!!!

The Grand Am / El Camino is one of two Pontiac Engineering cars built. It was a design study to look at the feasibility of building a Pontiac Elky!! It was built in '79 and then had the '80 Grand Am sheet metal added on a year later. It was close to going into production according to the documentation the owner had. It's twin sister is in the GM Heritage Collection!!!

During the awards ceremony, the dude naming the winners thanked a lot of the participants and which car clubs they were from. He even mentioned Forever Pontiac! So I figured he talked to notallthere at some point. I was probably in the john at the time.

nice shots and some great cars

Definitely some hottt cars there, nice pics man.

During the awards ceremony, the dude naming the winners thanked a lot of the participants and which car clubs they were from. He even mentioned Forever Pontiac!

AWESOME! I love Pontiacs.

That looked like it would have been a lot of fun!

how the hell did i miss this? great vehicles. like those Pontiacs.