I love cars drag racing, muscle, Rat Rods, nostalgia is my favorite I built a 1955 Chevy Gasser back in the 70's from a total, tube front frame straight axle front end roll bar narrowed Dana 60 small block tunnel ram, and I had a 62 Falcon 289 9" ford rear end radiused fender wells 7" slicks my last year in high school and after a 1950 2 door HT Cadillac nice original, a good friend of mine when he got home from Vietnam bought a new 70 GTO 400 4 speed red with black interior 390 posi and shortly after buying it put a cam in it and a 433 gear, I have wanted one every since but today just can't afford it most of my friends have had and some still do have some awesome cars, but do to some problems and set backs over the years, and we all have them, haven't been able to get back on the road with anything, I have had quite a few other cars but don't need to go into that, another best friend had a 64 GTO 389 4 speed red with black interior real nice, this is my 55 before I put it on the street at Detroit Dragway and after when I made it a street car which wasn't very streetable it had a 557 gear in it when I first built it I put a 18 spline Hemi 4 speed in it then switched to a 400 turbo and a 5500 stall converter and the other is my Falcon and Caddy and 1965 Dodge Townwagon these picture were already in y computer so when I can upload my Pontiac I will there were a lot of Pontiac's in my family and friends but they were at the time out of my price range this is the first Pontiac I've owned.

Welcome Pontolet 72. Some beautiful cars bud. That wedge bed truck in the picture, was that an old ford F100?

Man those houses remind me of the neighborhoods I knew growing up in Flint when I was a kid.

You've had some awesome rides of the course of your life. Thank you for sharing.

Those homes look like Pontiac???    Chief or Husky?   LMAO

Its a 1965 Dodge town wagon my dad bought it brand new in 65 he worked for Chrysler 9 mile stamping, we traveled out west in it all 7 of us for 3 weeks every summer, then when I was 17 which is how old I was in the picture my dad gave it to me, so I did a few minor things to it like took the back seats out turned the air cleaner lid upside down, tuned it up a bit, put some good gas in it and raced it at Motor City Dragway in stock class I won the trophy in the picture and one other one the same year, that paint on the truck my Uncle put on for us it was Plum crazy Purple, then when I wasn't racing it I put the seats in it picked up a bunch of friends and went out cruising around it was a blast.

It was in Hazel Park between 9 1/2 MILE which is Woodward Heights and 10 mile and John R. that's where I was born and raised, I lived in Hazel Park for 40 years graduated from Hazel Park High in 73 could have graduated in 72 but I changed my vocational auto mechanics school, long story, my time the last 4 years in High school I spent in auto mechanics and welding and worked out of my dad's garage I had at the time my own welding equipment torches tools ect, and through a series of events lost it all except my roll away which was emptied from being ripped off, I worked on friends muscle cars, and my own, family, and relatives cars, and neighbors cars until I moved out on my own and unfortunately since then to this day don't have a garage which makes working on my Pontiac difficult.    

I can sympathize. I don't have a garage at my house to work on any of my toys either. I am currently looking for real estate or an existing pole barn near my house that I can call my "man cave".

22 minutes ago, Frosty said:

I can sympathize. I don't have a garage at my house to work on any of my toys either. I am currently looking for real estate or an existing pole barn near my house that I can call my "man cave".

Wouldn’t that be Ice Palace!?  

1 hour ago, Last Indian said:

Wouldn’t that be Ice Palace!?  

HAHAHA

19 hours ago, Last Indian said:

Wouldn’t that be Ice Palace!?  

Yes, it would and these are my Zambonis - 

....and your point is?

Cool Zamboni I use to drive one at St Mary's Preparatory in Orchard Lake for there Hockey teams and figure skaters.

The Hemi Zamboni use to be on display, right next to the hemi-powered BBQ grill, at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills. Sadly that museum is now closed.

9 hours ago, Frosty said:

Yes, it would and these are my Zambonis - 

....and your point is?

No point Frosty! JustA watching your 6 buddy! I don’t want to see you in a nice heated garage and melt!😁!