With COVID-19 going around and it's now officially Spring, all the cancelled events and car gatherings are likely to be causing us Car Geeks some car-loneliness and car-distress (especially just coming from winter). We at Forever Pontiac wanted to give you a little break from all that and give you the opportunity here to have a little "Virtual Car Show." We'd love to see your Pontiac (and other cars) and hear about anything you'd like to tell us! Whether you want to just give us a few photos of your Pontiac in your garage or do a full video as I did below, let's see it!

Please just don't go out and about to do anything  . Don't want anyone catching anything for the sake of this.

Here's my 2006 G6 GT Coupe in my garage.

 

Back in October.  Last show she was in.

Our first car ( my brother and I),  1940 Pontiac coupe,  flathead 6,  3 on the tree.

1988 305 - daily work in progress; but my baby 

What are the chances of two 1951 Pontiac Super Deluxes showing up at thr Rock and Roll Capital Street Machines weekly show on 9-3-2019 in Solon, OH?  One’s a convertible, the other’s a hardtop.

My 80 Sunbird (JUSTA6) and matching trailer.

Justa 6 N Justa66 hangin out

1965 Pontiac LeMans 

Some fine cars here for sure!

 

1969 Trans Am tribute pro touring 

1999 Trans Am 30th Anniversary

4th of July !!

This is my Mom's 1966 Grand Prix. (Formally my Dad's). It was the car my Mom & Dad went on their first date in & also their honeymoon. It has a little over 13,000 miles on it. All original. (Except tires and wheels). My Dad was the original owner, and my Mom kept the car when my Dad passed away. 

 

Edited July 16, 20205 yr by Federated52

Only 13,000 miles!? Wow! Don’t see that much.

Love that story though. Truly awesome you have a piece of family history  

Sorry about your Dad.   What a great memorie tp have of him.

Thank You, My father only drove the car on "special" occasions.  And, yes it will stay in the family as long as I am here. It is supposed to go to my Nephew when my Mom passes, but he is not into cars at the moment. (He's 13). If he does not want it I will buy it from him. @JUSTA6 love that quote. That was my Dad.

 

Is there a way that my Mom can get the car "certified"? If so how do we go about it & about how much would it cost?  Someone at a local show said we should look into it. 

What a great Looking GP! Your Dad had a good eye. As far as "Certified" I assume your looking for something Pontiac Historical Society.

This service offers documentation as to how your Pontiac left the factory. This is good for buying and/or selling. 

http://www.phs-online.com/services.htm

I was looking for "certification" that the car is all original.  Although the link you have there is interesting, I do have the "build sheet" for the car, so that should tell me how it left the factory, correct? Thank You.

On a side note does anyone know if they are still having the "All Pontiac" show in Landisville, PA The second weekend in August? Or, did that one get cancelled along with all the other bigger car shows?

 

 

8 minutes ago, 360Rocket said:

 

 

Good to see ya back.  Nice vid!

Wow Nice. That is my favorite car of all time. '70 Judge. Maybe someday I will have one.

F.1 GTX Grand Prix walk around (The Last Indian)

this one might work better?
https://1drv.ms/v/s!ApYhZl8sk2DFxnPBFtiYyskJKHth2000

Edited August 31, 20205 yr by Last Indian

30 minutes ago, Last Indian said:

2000 F.1 GTX Grand Prix walk around (The Last Indian)

IMG_1398.MOV

Don't get any better than that!   The airbrushed image of the designer/creator in the trunk was awesome too.  So lifelike.

Edited September 10, 20205 yr by vncruiser