2019 Forever Pontiac Calendar - Entries

Time to get that oh so great tradition of ours started with the 2019 Forever Pontiac Calendar Entry period! We're starting a bit earlier this year than normal so we can try something new with the voting half. More on that later, don't want to spoil the surprise just yet  . Without further adieu let's get things rolling with some entries! To enter your Pontiac to be in our Calendar contest, please carefully read the instructions/rules below:

Please post ONE picture of your Pontiac in this thread and that will be your valid entry to this contest. Pictures may be touched and Photoshopped but remember, we are voting on which picture looks best for this calendar so make sure it looks good! As well pictures should be high quality and good taste (please as appealing as it is please don't pose naked on your car), should you violate any of our rules or do not have a high quality pic your entry may not make it, even if you get voted into the calendar. Entries will be allowed until September 21st at which point no more entries and this topic will be closed. Voting will start on September 24th and last through till October 31st, in this time there will be several rounds so keep informed and make sure you utilize getting your votes!

Rules:

• You MUST be a member of Forever Pontiac
• Picture MUST be of a Pontiac (any year, any model)
• Image must be of good quality: minimum resolution of 1000px width and 300dpi (Most digital Cameras this is the default unedited import provided)

 

Let the entries begin!

Entries will close: September 21st
Voting will begin: September 24th

Hope this makes it on the calendar!! 1970 Lemans Sport. I am the 3rd owner - 74,000 original miles. Bought in WI and never left. I have all the original paperwork, protecto plate,  hand written order from the dealer. Has a factory 400 (330 HP), 4 barrel, turbo 400 trans, center floor console, dual exhaust, posi traction, power steering, power brakes, front disc brakes, and vinyl top (original), Rally 2 rims (never repainted) - Great driver!

I think this would look great on a calendar! Here's my 1971 Lemans, numbers matching 350/TH350 in Quezal Gold.  49,000 original miles. Repainted once in the original color, upgraded with a 4 barrel from the stock 2 barrel. Original bench seat was swapped with buckets and a console, and the interior was redone to factory specs. Dual exhaust, power steering, power brakes, factory air, factory front disk brakes, this car has it all and is a great driver!

1981 Turbo Trans Am WS6 with Pontiac 350 transplant, TH350 auto with shift kit, 4-wheel disc brakes, headers/no-cat/dual 2.5" exhaust. Still runs, rides and handles great.

1976 Pontiac Firebird. I bought this car in 1985 when I was 15 years old for $110. The motor and tranny were shot, interior ripped up - but solid body, no rust. I went to school for autobody while still in high school. Did all the work and it was painted in 1987 - this is still the same 31 year old paint (6 coats of clear helped keep it preserved). ALL engine and mechanical work was done by my father and me, truly a labor of love!

Edited August 10, 20187 yr by plumcrazy76
Did not have a real description or history about it, when posted.

I hope I have a fighting chance for the 2019 calendar 😅

My cammed 2000 Pontiac Trans Am WS6 

1967 firebird 400 four speed. This car was on its way to the scrap yard when I found it.  It  was restored over a six year period.  Bringing back Pontiac one basket case at a time. 

1992 Pontiac Grand Prix  3.4 Twin Dual Overhead Cam with 90 Thousand Actual miles.

Edited August 20, 20187 yr by LawMan62
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1969 Firebird 350 Convertible, Midnight Green, Original Body, Paint is almost 20 years old, Original Engine, 98,000 miles, no rebuilds.. just 2 timing chains, swapped the 2 bbl for a 4 bbl with an original 4 bbl Intake, Original TH350 Transmission... 20,000 miles on rebuild with a mild shift kit, Reupholstered OEM Custom Green Interior with original Custom Sport Wheel, upgraded wheel covers to Rally Wheels, Looks all original... except for the under dash Gauges, It's a Cruiser... but likes to GO!

2007 Pontiac Solstice GXP 

Thanks for the invitation here’s my 68 firebird 

1969 Pontiac Laurentian.

1969 LeMans with a 455, 526 hp had it three years love my poncho

On 8/6/2018 at 6:54 PM, Gregg Rossman said:

1967 firebird 400 four speed. This car was on its way to the scrap yard when I found it.  It  was restored over a six year period.  Bringing back Pontiac one basket case at a time. 

That's beautiful

My 1994 25th Anniversary Trans Am GT/ 35th Daytona 500 Pace Car also. This is 1 of 89 ( out of 2,000 produced) with a 6-Speed Manual/ CD Player and T-Tops

 

 

Edited September 15, 20187 yr by 91Firebird

you do not find or see a lot of woodies anymore and to actually have owned one is even rarer.

1985 Trans Am

1985 Trans Am....

1968 lemans all original number matching car, it was #322 our of the some 200,000 made in 68. It was also a special rush car to show off the new body style for 68. And im the 2nd owner.

Why not.

1965 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible

 

Made in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada July 1965.  Restored in 2010.

Pontiac Trans Am 1977 Special Edition from France

The Bandit !

One more time