Michigan Widetrackers

[Frosty]

It was a cool show. Heck, during the awards ceremony, the guy thanked the participants and mentioned all the car clubs that showed up. He even mentioned ForeverPontiac.com!!! So I figured he talked to Notallthere.

Can't wait to see the pics from the show with that new fangeled camera you had - one you get that STD fixed.

Some cars that stood out for me were:

1. The 1979/80 Grand Am El Camino - this is one of two that Pontiac Engineering actually built. This guys owns it!!! Black and gold.

2. A goregous black '63 Bonneville convertible. It took three awards, including best of show.

3. A '34 Pontiac with a straight 8

4. A '38 Pontiac

5. A '57 Pontiac that was made to re-create a Pontiac Nascar from the 50s for a TV commercial.

6. A '89 Trans Am SCCA race car

7. A true flamed airbrushed hood on a '79 Trans Am

8. An original '69 Trans Am (one of 669) with a 4-speed and a Ram Air IV engine (makes this one of 48)!!! The owner told me he has been twice offered $125k (as is) for it.

9. A '74 Ventura Sprint (the Pontiac version of the Nova).

No FWD cars except a '85 J2000 were there. An '09 G8 GT and an '09 Solstice were there. Lots of GTOs, Firebirds and Trans Am. Lots of the big cars, Bonnevilles, Catalinas, and one 2+2. Lots of A-bodies, Lemans, Tempest, GT-37, T-37, etc.