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2026 Woodward Dream Cruise
I am rigidly flexible on whatever you fellas wish to do with me and I really appreciate the hospitality. I'm good for paying for gas, parking, lunch, dinner etc. just for the ride along.
Many thanks,
RickBy B52bombardier1 ·
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2026 Woodward Dream Cruise
It’s not a lack of interest but a lack of a good location. The old place on M59 and south Woodward, the guy wanted over $2k last year and Widetrackers are cheap and aren’t willing to pay close to $100 for parking. Bricks is also attractive for the dedicated club parking and most folks aren’t bored with the Bricks yet.
The place across the street from the train station won’t even talk to us period. So that place is out. The only other alternative is to pair up with another club. You know who is supposed to be working on it, right? It’s been 3-4 years of bad locations or none at all.By Frosty ·
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still hard starting
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Roadkill Nights 2026 - August 8, 2026 - Pontiac Michigan
Fri am would be a good time to meet up with B52, posted this in another tread.
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2026 Woodward Dream Cruise
Can't speak for Joe, but he's usually working Friday. I would be up for an early cruise down. Beth will be back to work, so I'll check with Mike (he may be working as well. ) JustaG6 will be working Friday too. This might be a good time to meet up with B52? Saturday shoot for our normal meet up N quick cruise down/back. Seems from the meeting, that Widetrackers plan to take over the same spot across from the Chevy dealer at the Bricks with LIL interest in Woodward.
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still hard starting
battery is good spins over great when I stop cranking it goes to start, I'll check gronds but think its something different, still trying to figure it out
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Frosty's Garage Mahal
Well boys, this wall no longer looks the same. I took down all the magnetically hung flags and vinyl posters that you see in this photo.
I hope to be able to put up my large AC Rochester sign next to my large GM/Pontiac sign very soon. So all the stuff to the left of the big sign is attached with magnets. I will probably need to rent a scissor lift from Home Depot to put up the AC Rochester signs..By Frosty ·
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still hard starting
Your post doesn't mention if your starting problem is cold start, hot start or both. Pontiac's are known for heat soak related hot start issues. I am fighting that battle with my own 455. I have replaced the battery cables with 0 gauge wire. I have a DEI starter heat wrap and I am about to upgrade to a mini-torgue starter.
If I had to guess, the problem is most likely one of four things.
Bad/weak battery
Bad/weak engine ground(s)
Excessive starter resistance
Bad coil and/or ignition/distributor
You mention that voltage drops to 6.9 volts, that is too low to start most engines. Anything below 9 volts is questionable.
Start with your battery. Take it to a store that can do a load test. If your battery is old (3 or more years old), you may have internal cells failing. The battery may show 12V but due to bad cells, you may have lost a lot of cold cranking amps (CCA). A load test will see if you battery is still strong enough to turn over the engine.
Check your battery cables and make sure they are clean and not corroded. Ditto with the contacts on the starter and engine grounds. Corrosion causes heat and leads to voltage drop. Also make sure your engine is properly grounded to the body or frame.
Lastly your ignition system may be going bad, including the distributor (HEI or points) and coil (if you have an external one).By Frosty ·
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Progress
You might want to check out a SEM interior dye color card. You might be able to find a closer match that way. I did that to the Roadmonster when I bought some new (e.g. used) interior pieces that were out of a blue interior Roadmaster Limited many years ago.. In fact, I may do that to the Rpadmmonster's steering wheel since the outer rim of the wheel is black from use, dirt, and sweat since 1994.
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still hard starting
ok replaced the ign switch on column checked starter found broken wire fixed that , 12 volts at coil but when I spin it over drops to 6.9 volts what's up with that? the wireI fixed goes from starter cable to alternator, the other wire from starter goes for solenoid.. why does it drop its supposse to get 12 when starting. I wonder if the guy I got it from mechanic did something wrong when he changed it to electronic ign.
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Roadkill Nights 2026 - August 8, 2026 - Pontiac Michigan
In case I didn't state it earlier, I am registered for the cruise-in at M1 Concourse, so I will be parking inside the gate. I will be driving Violet for this event (after all it is sponsored by Dodge).
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2026 Woodward Dream Cruise
It looks like the Michigan Widetrackers will be sucking wind again in regards to parking for this year's Woodward Dream Cruise. Nothing has been resolved or finalized. A lot of people are prepared to try attending the Back to the Bricks day long event in nearby Flint instead. The best we may be able to come up with is what happened last year.
Golling Buick-GMC in nearby Lake Orion is the Widetrackers patron sponsor/supporter. We use their dealership for our club meetings, our Annual Dustoff car show, and we patronize their car shows and cruises. Golling is also the coordinator for the Metro Detroit Buick-GMC dealers during Woodward. This has been held at Nicky D's Coney Island (32657 Woodward Ave, Royal Oak, MI 48073). What has happened in years past is you park your ride at the nearby Greenfield Elementary school (a few bocks off Woodward) and they shuttle you to Nicky D's and they have security watching the cars in the lot. They have lawn chairs but I suspect you can bring your own. When you want to leave to go home or cruise, you just take the next shuttle back to the school lot. I brought my own cooler and camera last year. I will try to firm up details in the next couple of weeks.
Justa/Indyman - Do we want to do a run on Friday morning/early afternoon or our usual dawn patrol run Saturday morning with JustaG6 and Mikey? I need to be on the west side of the state before dinner Friday night for the West Michigan Pontiac Club's big charity car show. So late Friday afternoon/evening is out for me.By Frosty ·
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Bringin' It Back From The Dead - 70 Catalina Convertible
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Measure the bottom edge between brake pads. Move in or out to check. Should work.By JUSTA6 ·
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POTM Voting, July 2026
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