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POTM Vote, May 2018

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Followers

1. Which Pontiac?
- TranzAm69's 1969 Pontiac Firebird
  
  20%
  
  8
- 66 Star Chief Exec's '66 Star Chief Executive
  
  5%
  
  2
- DrDave's 1970 Trans Am
  
  23%
  
  9
- Guido's 1974 GTO
  
  2%
  
  1
- LawMan62's 1992 Grand Prix
  
  10%
  
  4
- Dlloyd's 1965 GTO
  
  7%
  
  3
- wardman's 2009 G8
  
  2%
  
  1
- vncruiser's 1966 Grand Prix
  
  2%
  
  1
- W Bski's 1969 Firebird 350 convertible
  
  5%
  
  2
- dalew66gto's 1966 GTO
  
  20%
  
  8

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Poll closed on 05/01/2018 at 03:59 AM

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Ringo64

Founders

17.4k posts
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Location: Naples, FL
Name: Jim
Gender: Male
Year: 2006
Car: G6
Trim: GT
Engine: 3.5L LX9
Style: Coupe
Color: Black

2 Vehicles

April 23, 20188 yr

Founders

TranzAm69's 1969 Pontiac Firebird

66 Star Chief Exec's '66 Star Chief Executive. Now lives in Victoria Australia. 389ci stock and immaculate.

DrDave's 1970 Trans Am

Guido's 1974 GTO, 466 ci, crane roller cam, icon pistons, scat h-beam rods, Kaufman heads, hooker headers with 3" stainless exhaust, 12 bolt 3.31 gears, turbo 400 trans, hatchback.

LawMan62's 1992 Grand Prix

Dlloyd's 65 GTO as car of the month. I bought it last October and have upgraded to disc brakes and replaced all suspension front and rear. Added all new steering components and new tires and rims. I then had new posi and 3:90 gears installed in rear. I bought new m22 4-speed and hurst shifter. Then I installed a Butler built 421 tripower motor that produced just under 500HP with 544 torque.