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POTM Voting, March 2026

Ringo64
in Pontiac of the Month

POTM March 2026 - Vote Here 38 members have voted

  1. 1. Which Pontiac?

    • Hersheys Garage's 1967 Tempest Sprint wagon
      23%
      9
    • JAH11's 1968 GTO convertible
      44%
      17
    • Lucky's 1974 Trans Am
      18%
      7
    • houfiredude's 1970 Lemans Sport
      2%
      1
    • Pontiac Nick's 1984 Trans Am
      10%
      4

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Poll closed on 02/28/2026 at 04:59 PM

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Hersheys Garage's 1967 Tempest Sprint wagon. This engine was never a available option in a station wagon but somehow 47 of them were built with it. I only know of one other car. It was in Pontiac High Performance magazine for the factory freak issue back around 2009.

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JAH11's 1968 GTO convertible 400 HO AC car with four speed, power windows, power, brakes, reclining seat, auto trunk release and light group

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Lucky's 1974 Trans Am

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houfiredude's 1970 Lemans Sport

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Pontiac Nick's 1984 Trans Am

Powered by the HO 305, with 5-speed standard trans, and WS6 package.

This car is 95% stock with original paint, power train, and interior. The only work I'm doing is to keep it on the road, and as reliable as possible. I do all the work myself and I am a grateful custodian. Peace!

-Pontiac Nick

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    Congrats jah11!

    Beautiful goat!

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    Congrats! Nice car!!!

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    Congrats JAH11!

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    Congratulations JAH11. That is a beautiful Pontiac!

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    Congratulations!! Beautiful car and nicely optioned!

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    Congratulation and well done Jah11...absolutely beautiful Goat.

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    BIG Congrats to JAH 11, beautiful ride my Pontiac sibling!!😉

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