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We went on our annual trip to York today. I know you people like pictures so here you go.
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What a turnout we have this month for Pontiac of the Month!! Thank you to all who entered and love your Pontiacs!

June Pontiac of the Month Voting is here! Review our members' which entered to be in our June Pontiac of the Month and vote for your favorite!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

There were a few individuals who did not complete the entry requirements fully so have been disqualified from the competition. If you have questions, please use the contact us button at the bottom of the page and we can answer them.

Voting ends: May 31st at 11:59 PM EST

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Big Red's 1967 GTO

I have owned this car for 50 years. The engine was built by Kauffman Racing and dynoed at 574 hp and 594 lb.ft. of torque. It has a tremec 5 speed and a Moser 9 inch ford rear end with 4.10 gears. I added fuel injection, power steering and brakes, and air conditioning.


 

Brad Danford's 1964 Catalina


 

2 Firebirdz's 1976 Firebird


 

Jamie71's 1968 GTO


 

Solstice's 2009 Solstice


 

Byron Burnett's 1965 GTO


 

hdkeno's 1969 Firebird


 

1977TA's 1977 Firebird

My "fraternal Trans Am twins" -- 1977 (original owner) and 1984 (second owner for 23 years, after my uncle)


 

RICH's 1972 GTO 455 HO Auto AC PW TILT WHEEL 8TRACK 


 

Mel Kimbal's 1962 Parisienne convertible, white /red interior,  350 sb, 700r outo. Restoration 2005.


 

Mik67326's 1967 LeMans


 

Lucky's 1974 Firebird


 

1948 Station Wagon's 1948 Station Wagon


 

JAH's 1968 GTO


 

Catalina Brian's 1962 Catalina


 

07AbyssVibe's 2007 Vibe


 

butchie64gp's 1964 Grand Prix


 

Fabio Parede's 1969 Catalina with 3 automatic speed and 428 engine. I´m from Brazil
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POTM Nominations, June 2023
Summer is almost here! You ready for June Pontiac of the Month?!

To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:

Rules:

You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. 


If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.




In your nomination/entry you must include:


Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)


A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)


The year and model of your Pontiac


Any other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..




Only ONE entry per user.


Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.


This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)




Nominations will run through May 22nd and voting will start on May 23rd. 

To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)

If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.

Please let us know if you have any questions!
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Classic cars have always captured the imagination of automotive enthusiasts, with their timeless appeal and nostalgic charm. They represent a bygone era of design, engineering, and cultural significance. In this blog entry, we will delve into the question of whether the Pontiac G6, a popular midsize car produced by General Motors from 2004 to 2010, has the potential to become a classic car.
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Ken Lingenfelter Collection Spring Charity Open House
The Ken Lingenfelter Collection is hosting a charity open house on Saturday, April 27, 2019 from 10 AM to 5 PM at their location in Brighton Michigan. This is a collection of close to 200 vehicles, including exotics. This is a collection that is not typically open to the public. The last time I toured this collection, I met Christy Lee from All Girls Garage. Ken will be signing autographs this time around.

See link for details:    http://www.thelingenfeltercollection.com/index.php/event/charity-spring-open-house/

 
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May Pontiac of the Month Voting is here! Review our members' which entered to be in our May Pontiac of the Month and vote for your favorite!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

There were a few individuals who did not complete the entry requirements fully so have been disqualified from the competition. If you have questions, please use the contact us button at the bottom of the page and we can answer them.
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May Pontiac of the Month! 


To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:

Rules:

You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. 


If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.




In your nomination/entry you must include:


Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)


A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)


The year and model of your Pontiac


Any other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..




Only ONE entry per user.


Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.


This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)




Nominations will run through April 22nd and voting will start on April 23rd. 

To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)

If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.

Please let us know if you have any questions!
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Grand Prix 2+2 - Does Rarity Make It Classic?
The Pontiac Grand Prix 2+2 was a limited edition model that was only produced for the 1986 model year. It was designed as a high-performance version of the already popular Grand Prix, with a sleek, aerodynamic body and powerful engine options.

The most notable feature of the Grand Prix 2+2 was its aerodynamic body, which was designed to reduce wind resistance and improve fuel efficiency. The car featured a unique front end with a sloping nose and hidden headlights, as well as a special rear spoiler that extended from the trunk lid.

Under the hood, the Grand Prix 2+2 was available with two engine options. The base engine was a 305 (5.0L) V8 that produced 165 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque. However, buyers could also opt for the more powerful 350 (5.7L) V8 that produced 200 horsepower and 300 pound-feet of torque. Both engines were paired with a four-speed automatic transmission.

Inside, the Grand Prix 2+2 featured a luxurious interior with comfortable bucket seats, a sporty steering wheel, and a high-end sound system. It also had a number of standard features, including power windows and locks, air conditioning, and cruise control.

Despite its many strengths, the Grand Prix 2+2 was not a commercial success. Only 1,225 units were produced, and the car was discontinued after just one year. However, its rarity has made it a collector's item in recent years, with many enthusiasts seeking out these rare cars for their unique style and performance.

Overall, the Pontiac Grand Prix 2+2 is a fascinating piece of automotive history that is worth remembering. Its sleek, aerodynamic body, powerful engine options, and luxurious interior make it a standout among other mid-80s cars, and its rarity only adds to its appeal.

Do you think the Grand Prix 2+2 is a Forgotten Classic?
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With the latest release of our community software and Apple finally allowing for push notifications for Progressive Web Apps (PWA), I wanted to create an announcement here of how to do this. 

The skinny on what PWA is - plainly put it lives somewhere between a phone app and a web browser. There are nice features like push notifications, background syncing, an icon that lives on your home screen that goes directly to our site, etc... which are app-like features but it all works off of our website code so we do not need to support many versions of our website but you get the advantages of having an app on your devices. Plainly put, it's a win-win for everyone!

For those that do not know what a Push Notification is, it is like when you get an email and a notification shows up on your phone. When you click that notification, your phone takes you to the email. We now have that for our community! So exciting! Any notification you can receive here on the site can be done via a push notification to your phone so you're always in the know about anything you want.

Now how do you do this? The instructions vary depending on device but see below for Apple iOS and Android:

Apple iOS:

In Safari, browse to our website https://foreverpontiac.com 


Click the "Share icon" (looks like an up arrow)


Click "Add to home screen"


You're all set.




Quick video here:

RPReplay_Final1680616871.mp4

 

 

Android:

On your Android device, open Chrome .


Go to a website with a PWA that you want to install.


Tap Install.


Follow the on-screen instructions.




 

Can see this website for further devices/PCs: https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-use-progressive-web-apps

 

Once you have that setup on your device, ensure you're logged in and then at the link below, scroll all the way down to the headline "Notification Types Available" -> Under "Push" -> click "Enable this browser":

https://foreverpontiac.com/notifications/options/

 

Please let me know here or in our Contact Us form if you have any questions!
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April Pontiac of the Month Voting is here! Review our members' which entered to be in our April Pontiac of the Month and vote for your favorite!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: March 31st at 11:59 PM EST

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JAH's 1968 GTO 400HO Hurst 4 speed

Pwr.Windows,Factory A/C,8 track


 

JayByrd's 1986 Grand Prix


 

Formula455's 1973 Formula 455 4 speed  


 

1977TA's 1977 T/A 6.6 4-speed w/ 8-track and 1983 305HO w/ T-Tops


 

Brad Danford's 1964 Catalina


 

RICH's 1972 GTO 455 HO auto ac pw ptrunk tilt wheel  am fm 8 track 61k miles


 

Dlloyd's 1965 GTO, 421 Tri-power, Muncie 4-speed with 3:90 Saf-T-Track rear. 


 

LawMan62's 1992 Grand Prix


 

Des1970's 1970 Trans Am Ram Air III 400 automatic. I have owned it for 40 years! 😁


 

James Ortz's 1968 Firebird 400


 

SD Gunning's 1985 Fiero GT

Color GM Torch Red

Odometer297000

Balanced and Blueprinted 3.1 L Stroker V-6,
N.O.S Wet 100 Shot System
Performance Crane Cam,
1.6 : 1 Roller Rocker Arms,
10 : 1 Compression Pistons,
Crane Valve Springs
Crane FireBall HI-65 Ignition
Crane LX-91 High Output Coil
Taylor 8.0 mm Wires
Custom True Cold Air Intake by Race Tech
TH 125 3 Speed Auto with 3800 Torque Converter
Suspension Technique Lowering Springs
K.Y.B Shocks and Struts
Race Tech Front and Rear Sway Bars
Lebaron 11.25 Crossdrilled Rotor Upgrade with Cadillac Seville Calipers


 

Charliewood's 1968 Firebird


 

 
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February Pontiac of the Month Voting is here, along with love in the air! Review our members' which entered to be in our February Pontiac of the Month and vote for your favorite!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: February 28th at 11:59 PM EST

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Ron Edelson's 1963 Bonneville


 

RICH's 1972 GTO 455 HO Auto AC PW Tilt Wheel Power Trunk 61k Miles


 

hdkeno's 1969 Firebird


 

 

Solstice's 2009 Solstice


 

LawMan62's 1992 Grand Prix One Owner. Recently found out it is also a One of One Car!  Did a vin check, and for 92, it was the ONLY car with everything this one has on it!  Had it since Day one!


 

Formula455's 1973 Formula 455 4 speed with A/C


 

Byron Burnett's 1965 GTO


 

holtff1074's 1964 GTO

Although been awhile giving any updates on my 64 GTO project. Long story short,I moved on from my original project due to soooo much for myself to get done. So replaced with current project you see now. Will use Fresh built 67 400 and hopefully 5/6 speed trans. But if necessary I do have a M21 Muncie. Keeping my Dream Alive 😉


 

grant's 1975 Firebird Trans AM


 

Gary Reed's 1964 GTO
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March is almost here so let's create some Pontiac Madness! 

To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:

Rules:

You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. 


If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.




In your nomination/entry you must include:


Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)


A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)


The year and model of your Pontiac


Any other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..




Only ONE entry per user.


Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.


This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)




Nominations will run through February 22nd and voting will start on February 23rd. 

To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)

If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.

Please let us know if you have any questions!
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With a fantastic year of our amazing calendar contest in the books, we're back thanking you all for being around and making this a great community! This year we saw another record number of amazing Pontiacs grace our contest entry topic which resulted in another awesome calendar. To show our appreciation, we're giving away 1 FREE 2023 Forever Pontiac Calendar!

In order to enter, all you have to do is reply to this topic! No restrictions, just reply! (click the red "reply to topic" button at the top)

Entries close: February 28, 2023 at 11:59 PM EST

In order to receive more entries though, please get active and post around our forums and community! Active members get 1 entry per day that they are active! Want even more entries? Purchase and become an enhanced member!

Can’t wait to see if you will win? Purchase a calendar (or 5, c'mon they help us keep the lights on!) in our store:

If you have any questions, please let us know!
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February Pontiac of the Month Voting is here, along with love in the air! Review our members' which entered to be in our February Pontiac of the Month and vote for your favorite!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: January 31st at 11:59 PM EST

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SCSRPM85's 1969 Firebird


 

James Ortz's 1968 Firebird


 

68bird's 1968 Firebird


 

hdkeno's 1969 Firebird

Here is my 69 Firebird . Numbers matching 400 auto. Restored to stock except the addition of the 69 Trans Am rear spoiler and exhaust turn down tips.


 

JAH's 1968 GTO


 

Formula455's 1973 Firebird


 

RICH's 1972 GTO 455 HO AC PW Tilt wheel AM FM 8 Track PW Trunk 61k miles .


 

Dlloyd's 1931 Pontiac 401. 4-door Sedan, in-line 6 cylinder. 


 

Sporty's 1966 Lemans


 

Gary Simms' 1967 Firebird


 

64 kiwi boni's 1964 Bonneville


 

Steven Combs' 1968 Firebird


 

Bill Lenzen's 1967 “Silver” Firebird


 

TranzAm69's 1969 Firebird


 

Gary Reed's 1964 Pontiac GT0, 389 Tri-Power


 

Jarhead's 1964 GTO


 

 
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2023 is here so time to start our entry/nomination period for our February Pontiac of the Month!

To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:

Rules:

You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. 


If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.




In your nomination/entry you must include:


Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)


A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)


The year and model of your Pontiac


Any other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..




Only ONE entry per user.


Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.


This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)




Nominations will run through January 22nd and voting will start on January 23rd. 

To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)

If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.

Please let us know if you have any questions!
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Here is my new project. one 1957 Pontiac Chieftain 2 door hard top
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Our first Pontiac of the Month of 2023 is kicking off it's voting! Thank you to all our members who entered.

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: December 31st at 11:59 PM EST

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Solstice's 2009 Solstice


 

1977TA's 1977 and 1984 Trans Ams


 

RICH's 1972 GTO 455  HO  Auto AC PW Tilt  Wheel PTrunk 8 track 61k Original miles I Have owned this Car for 42 Years


 

FlyGTO's 1965 GTO, 455, Richmond 6-speed. At Bristol Motor Speedway during last year's GTOAA Convention.


 

Ron Edelson's 1963 bonneville convertible 


 

HANKGTO's 1969 GTO Office Window 🙂


 

Richard Tromblay's 1972 Pontiac Ventura II with a Pontiac 355 and 2004r transmission. Mostly original except for paint ans suspension


 

Targetfast7's 1967 Firebird stock 400- th400 convertible.  65k miles.  


 

Brad Danford's 1964 Catalina


 

6T7 GOAT's 1967 GTO


 

dalew66gto's 1966 GTO that I've owned for 46 years. It has a 462ci with tripower and a Richmond Super Street 5sp with o/d.


 

hogan1945's 1968 Tempest 2 dr hardtop

1 repaint, orig seat covers & door panels

Org. 350 eng, 2 speed trans, 100220 mi.


 

Bigfoot 455's 1934 T11. Stretched 04 S10 4X4 chassis. Extended cab. 5.3LS/4L60E/246. Push button 4x4. Still a work in progress but runs, drives and stops.


 

cjmazza's 1990 Firebird - All original numbered 1990 Pontiac Firebird 3.1 V6 engine and transmission. 4 years of painstaking restoration!!  Enjoy!


 

TranzAm69's 1964 GTO

What better way to kick off the New Year with the car that kicked off the Muscle Car era. 1964 Pontiac GTO. 
Happy holidays and a happy new year to all. Stay safe…. 


 

Brooks Martin's 1966 GTO 455 four speed A/C power steering and brakes 


 

SCSRPM85's 1969 Firebird


 

 
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2023 is almost here so time to start our entry/nomination period for our January Pontiac of the Month! Start the year out right and enter your Pontiac now!

To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:

Rules:

You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. 


If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.




In your nomination/entry you must include:


Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)


A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)


The year and model of your Pontiac


Any other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..




Only ONE entry per user.


Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.


This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)




Nominations will run through December 22nd and voting will start on December 23rd. 

To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)

If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.

Please let us know if you have any questions!
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FWD ground pounder - Last Indian
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Our new trend is that we like Tie Breakers so December is no different! Time to break this 3 way tie!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: December 5th at 11:59 PM EST

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Lucky's 1974 Trans Am


 

Laney's 1967 Firebird


 

TranzAm69's 1964 GTO
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Christmas is almost in the air, but our December Pontiac of the Month Voting is now! Thank you to all our contestants who entered. Let's get this show on the road!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: November 30th at 11:59 PM EST

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Lucky's 1974 Trans Am


 

Byron Burnett's 1965 Lemans

Cleaned up for local show. Matching numbers tri-power car.


 

Laney's 1967 Firebird


 

2 Firebirdz's 1976 Firebird 455 - 4speed - One Owner

Sunset over Lake in WI 


 

Pure Pontiac's 1968 Firebird

Hey! This is Pure Pontiac here. I have attached a photo of my 1968 Firebird 400. This is 100% Pontiac just like it should be. This car was intended to be restored by my nephew but sadly he didn't live long enough to see that dream come true. So it was my goal to make it happen for him. It took years of blood, sweat and tears but well worth it. 


 

TranzAm69's 1964 GTO
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Pontiacs will light the way even though winter is almost here. Let's kick off our December POTM!

To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:

Rules:

You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. 


If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.




In your nomination/entry you must include:


Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)


A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)


The year and model of your Pontiac


Any other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..




Only ONE entry per user.


Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.


This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)




Nominations will run through November 22nd and voting will start on November 23rd. 

To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)

If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.

Please let us know if you have any questions!
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What a last few months of Pontiac of the Month, another tie breaker is required to break these great Pontiacs apart! Too bad there can only be one winner!

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: November 5th at 11:59 PM EST

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Ktjones603's 2009 G8 GT

Everyone meet Medusa 😍  2009 Pontiac G8 GT pretty stryker blue! 

This past year she's been in 4 car shows, 8 hrs of roll racing, 1 hr of drag racing, and two burn out contests! Between old stock parts failing and pushing her til she breaks its been a good season! Many late nights and all nighters with friends to make sure we make it to the next event! One more event this year and she will be put away for hibernation! Next year her and I are aiming to attend alot more events and a little less broken  🤞 


 

Byron Burnett's 1965 GTO


 

31pontiac's 1959 Bonneville early one morning warming up to leave for a show several years ago.
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This is our November POTM contestants and we're thankful for them! Come vote for our November Pontiac of the Month winner to be 👑'd.

Please remember, this is a friendly competition. No one individual may register/vote more than once. If you are found soliciting individuals to register/vote more than once, you will be removed from the competition. Let's have a fun voting round!

Voting ends: October 31st at 11:59 PM EST

NOTE:  quite a few people forgot to add their Pontiac to the garage so have been disqualified and will not appear here in voting. Please remember to read both of the rules, if you have questions, please ask.

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Ktjones603's 2009 G8 GT

Everyone meet Medusa 😍  2009 Pontiac G8 GT pretty stryker blue! 

This past year she's been in 4 car shows, 8 hrs of roll racing, 1 hr of drag racing, and two burn out contests! Between old stock parts failing and pushing her til she breaks its been a good season! Many late nights and all nighters with friends to make sure we make it to the next event! One more event this year and she will be put away for hibernation! Next year her and I are aiming to attend alot more events and a little less broken  🤞 


 

Byron Burnett's 1965 GTO


 

Last Indian's 2000 Grand Prix F.1 GTX

The Last Indian! A ground pounder! Those of you who have read the build know why I call it that. Heavily modified to do just that. Not much left untouched inside or out. Even more was either built or extensively modified by me. Built to be in the vein of the old muscle cars, that when modified could have a great blend of power, handling & looks.


 

31pontiac's 1959 Bonneville early one morning warming up to leave for a show several years ago.


 

Solstice's 2009 Solstice


 

Steve Barcomb's 1967 Tempest
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Apologize for the delay in getting this up, busy week  . November is here and it's time for Pontiacs to shine! Read the rules below and enter your Pontiac!

To nominate your or another user's Pontiac, please read the rules below:

Rules:

You may nominate your own Pontiac or another member's Pontiac from Forever Pontiac. 


If you do nominate your own Pontiac, please be sure that you've added it to our Garage or your entry will not be accepted.




In your nomination/entry you must include:


Display Name of the user you're nominating (if not yourself)


A picture of your Pontiac (only 1 photo)


The year and model of your Pontiac


Any other facts about your Pontiac you wish the voting public to know. Such as modifications, restorations, etc..




Only ONE entry per user.


Please do not submit any one user’s vehicle more than once.


This is a friendly and honest competition. You will be disqualified from POTM if you are found registering (or enlisting individuals to register) multiple times once we are in voting. (NOTE: that is multiple times for one individual. Inviting one user to vote one time is fine.)




Nominations will run through September 22nd and voting will start on September 23rd. 

To enter your Pontiac or nominate someone else's, just reply to this topic (click the red "Reply to this topic" button above this post or scroll to the bottom and click into the "Reply to this topic" text area)

If you submit your nomination outside this topic, it will not be counted towards POTM.

Please let us know if you have any questions!
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