Yes please.

Yes please.

It's packed...AND I've solved the mystery of transporting THE TENT.  Right tool for the right job!  No...it's not riding in the trailer, I sure thought about it. It's buried N not enought time to clean it up.  You have a table?  Forgot to call Chuck.  See you there.

Lucy is packed.

 

Yes, I will bring a table...

I think we broke killer

Don't tell me you killed killer

No just horribly corrupted the young man

Ok, that's acceptable

He now understand the power of the dark side. 

Had a awesome time, was good meeting you guys and getting corrupted

Priceless moment to watch him walk/run away shaking his head!   But the mystery continues in the guess the mess contest.

Group shot after the show .

Mmmm great selection of Ponchos

Group shot after the show .

 

   Great pic, JUSTA! Y'all make a nice group, spanning many years of Pontiacs! 

Yup, it was a great show. Our oldest car was a 1917 Oakland. It is still being restored. The floor boards and transmission are missing, but it was still great to actually see an Oakland at the show after all these years.

 

 

We figure we had 103 cars. The weather was threatening all day but not really doing anything (except raining on those of us who had to be there early to open the show).

 

Our buddy Jeff and his Factory Appearing Stock Tire (FAST) race car didn't make it 100 feet from the trailer to his parking spot without running out of gas !!!! That's $16.00/gallon race/aviation gas he is putting in the car.

 

notallthere cleaning up the Fiero!

 

Our GMC truck entrants

 

This G8 was a memorial to his recently deceased grandfather who fought at Pearl Harbor in WWII aboard the USS San Francisco CA-38. The engine bay and interior are painted in a navy gray scheme. Articles commemorating his grandfather and a ship reunion were also well documented.

 

How about a Grand Prix 2+2? This one still has the rare NASCAR stripes on it. It is owned by the late Pontiac historian John Sawruk's son, Jeff. John autographed the car before his death too.

 

This next car wins the Professor Award. Its a 1980 Catalina Safari wagon running a 5.7L diesel!!! It has 102,000 miles on it. It looks gorgeous. It was parked directly behind Lucy in "D" class. Lucy was in "E" class. The owner even refers to it as a "rod knocker"! He won the class BTW.

 

A Dayton 500 Pace Car Trans Am!

 

A pair of GXP Solstice coupes!

 

My personal favorite of the show - 1961 Bonneville convertible - red with red tri-color interior

 

In the swap meet area, I found some rare 421 SD original factory Tri-Y headers

 

I didn't find one Royal Pontiac license plate holder though, unless I was going to steal one off one of the cars on the show field. Sorry JUSTA.

 

AWARD WINNERS

 

Cool Rides Online Sponsor Award - selected by JUSTA and representing Gold Eagle and Cool Rides Online

Bad Bird 1 - 2001 Trans Am - sports a lot of SLP goodies and nitrous

 

Kay Aldrich Memorial Award Winner

1954 Tin Woodie

 

Best of Show

1955 Star Chief

 

 

 

 

 

 

   Great pic, JUSTA! Y'all make a nice group, spanning many years of Pontiacs! 

Thankz bro...wish you were here.

Amazing! Looks like a great show for sure! Love that Tin Woodie!

Still plenty of room for everyone elses pic's....SHOW US WHATCHA GOT.  Next question...How many can we get together for the Dream Cruise?  Havoc's out of the question, last time we tried to include him ended badly.   I think we scared Killer into hangin with us.  He'd be more afraid of what we'll do if he doesn't.        

awesome stuff. I WANT ONE OF THOSE SOLSTICE GXP COUPES!!!

 

 

This next car wins the Professor Award. Its a 1980 Catalina Safari wagon running a 5.7L diesel!!! It has 102,000 miles on it. It looks gorgeous. It was parked directly behind Lucy in "D" class. Lucy was in "E" class. The owner even refers to it as a "rod knocker"! He won the class BTW.

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Yeah Baby

It is like B body porn in here now

It is like B body porn in here now

Better than LATEX...

 

 

Every once in awhile us old guys sneek a peek at younger metal....

Damn that Bonnie was perfect.

Wow!, two Solstice GXP coupes... guaranteed last great collectible Pontiac! That red one is the first I've seen that wasn't black (and I hope he's kept the original wheels!).

 

 

 

i just finally got home, will edit pics when i have a chance

HMMMM I've seen that before.