...Mmm Mmm GOOD

 

Stay Tuned...

You are such a tease Sprint 6 !!!!

Edited July 24, 20196 yr by Frosty

I finally sorted some of my pictures. 

The following group of Pontiac's are seen less and less with each passing year.                                                                                         

To see this many used to be the norm, now it's a full on treat.

...Pre War https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFo27G7 

Enjoy!

Still sorting...

I feel like I've seen or read about the green Oakland before. I'm just not certain why or where.

Excellent photos as always bud! Can't wait to see more.

Amazing pics! Love antique cars and of course, "Pontiacs"

One of my favorites:

Good to meet you at the convention, Sprint6 and congratulations on your award !  

    A little info on some of the cars. The blue and brown 1929 Oakland roadster was at the 1980 POCI convention that we hosted in Gettysburg and won Best of Show at that event.   The brown 1930 Oakland and the green 1932 Pontiac are both rare V-8 cars.

Yes it was a good show and always good to meet fellow Pontiacer's!!

I have not put the Lemans into points judged since '05 so the awards bestowed on it were truly unexpected. I was honored to see she still holding here own.

Now to the good stuff...

...It's always great meet fellow Pontiacer's at events but for me it's even better to meet up with fellow Cammers,

https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFrfUnX

20 hours ago, 31pontiac said:

Good to meet you at the convention, Sprint6 and congratulations on your award !  

    A little info on some of the cars. The blue and brown 1929 Oakland roadster was at the 1980 POCI convention that we hosted in Gettysburg and won Best of Show at that event.   The brown 1930 Oakland and the green 1932 Pontiac are both rare V-8 cars.

31pontiac - any idea who owns the green 32 Pontiac or where it's from? It looks familiar to me. Was it the subject of a recent article in Smoke Signals?

All those cars were wonderful by the way.

  The green Oakland I think I saw at Norwalk several years ago. The green Pontiac has NY tags but I don’t know the owner’s name. Could have been in Smoke Signals, but I don’t remember.

Happy Friday Gang. How about a batch of Post War.

Enjoy!

https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFuqoV3

Absolutely amazing Pontiacs and quite a lot! Thanks for sharing!

Plenty of Judge colors to go around, love it!

   I think every ‘61 Ventura there was a stick shift 👍, and I believe there was 5 or 6 ‘69/‘70  GP’s with factory 4-speeds.

8 hours ago, SPRINT 6 said:

Happy Friday Gang. How about a batch of Post War.

What do you think they will do with the Kaiser????  LOL!

As usual, great photos Sprint 6. With your permission, I would like to copy the GMC photos for the GMC Times newsletter. I am always on the lookout for GMC truck photos, stories, history, etc. for the newsletter. You have to do these things when you are the GMC Truck specialty chapter president, you know. I just wish I had the vacation time to come to the convention.

Frosty, Have at it👍

3 hours ago, SPRINT 6 said:

Frosty, Have at it👍

Much appreciated sir!

Frosty here are all the GMC shots if interested.

https://flic.kr/s/aHsmFBL3LH

Here are some more pics from the convention.

Great pics all!!

Seeing the shot of the '35  Hood Ornament made me sort some of my latest "Pontiac Sky" shots for my album...

 

 

Album; https://www.pinterest.com/mrbigbluesky/pontiac-sky/

Edited August 4, 20196 yr by SPRINT 6

Love me a good hood ornament! Pontiac had some mighty fine ones 👍

This is a shot of Lucky at a local Car show for Veterans at Konkel Park in Greenfield Wisconsin. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸