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Going to have to have a talk with our lawyers. Kidding! That’s awesome!

Congratulations @4 bucket 67 and their 1967 GTO for winning our December Pontiac of the Month! 20231015_121149.thumb.jpg.2de18d6b8eb015b42850bc256eaf150e.webp

Was a high of 70 on Tuesday but we’re headed back up to a high 85 next few days

I've lost a lot of weight in a toasty garage. 84F is like running AC in my garage

Quite a nice collection of Pontiacs you have there! We'd love to see some pics if you have them .

Changed slightly. Still a Bud sign somewhere, I'm sure.

Voted! Good luck!

See you wait till the cow is asleep and then you run out there and push it over. Another tip, don't eat yellow snow. But seriously, I hate tipping. Gotta tip your uber driver, the bellman, the restaurant waiter, etc... it's crazy and all different amounts

Step 1: Leave New York, go to Boston instead jk. That should be a fun trip! Been a hot minute since I’ve been to New York.

In the vast tapestry of automotive history, one name stands out as an emblem of American innovation, power, and style - Pontiac. Beyond its mechanical prowess, Pontiac has woven itself into the cultural fabric of the nation, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of enthusiasts. This article delves into the cultural significance of Pontiac, exploring its impact on society and its enduring legacy. The Birth of an Icon: Pontiac emerged as a brand in 1926 under the General Motors umbrella, quickly establishing itself as a symbol of performance and sophistication. Named after the Odawa chief who famously led a rebellion against the British, Pontiac embodied the spirit of resilience and defiance. Pontiac in Pop Culture: 1. Muscle Cars and Hollywood: Pontiac's powerful and stylish vehicles have graced the silver screen, becoming synonymous with the quintessential American muscle car. From the iconic Pontiac GTO in "The Monkees" to the sleek Trans Am featured in "Smokey and the Bandit," these cars became characters in their own right, captivating audiences and fueling a love affair with the brand. 2. Music and the GTO: The Pontiac GTO, often referred to as the "Goat," found its way into the lyrics of numerous songs, immortalizing its status in popular culture. Artists like Ronnie and the Daytonas celebrated the GTO's speed and allure, cementing its place in the hearts of music enthusiasts. Community and Identity: 1. Pontiac Car Clubs: Across the nation, Pontiac car clubs have formed tight-knit communities, bringing together enthusiasts who share a passion for these iconic vehicles. These clubs serve not only as a space for admiring engineering marvels but also as a hub for fostering friendships and preserving the brand's legacy. 2. Annual Pontiac Events: Pontiac-centric events, such as the Pontiac Oakland Club International (POCI) Convention, attract devotees from all corners of the globe. These gatherings celebrate the brand's history, featuring classic cars, restoration workshops, and a shared camaraderie among fans. Legacy and Nostalgia: 1. Enduring Designs: Pontiac's commitment to groundbreaking design has left a lasting impact on the automotive industry. The sleek lines of the Firebird and the unmistakable hood scoops of the GTO continue to influence modern car design, ensuring Pontiac's aesthetic legacy lives on. 2. Collectors' Market: The allure of Pontiac's vintage models has spurred a thriving collectors' market. Enthusiasts and investors alike seek out well-preserved classics, contributing to the preservation of these automotive treasures for future generations. Pontiac's cultural significance extends far beyond its contributions to the automotive industry. Through its presence in pop culture, the formation of tight-knit communities, and the enduring legacy of its designs, Pontiac has become a symbol of American ingenuity and passion. As we continue to celebrate the brand's timeless allure, we pay homage to the spirit of Pontiac, a cultural icon that continues to revitalize our collective appreciation for automotive excellence. I would be eager to hear about additional instances in which Pontiac has actively participated in shaping culture or engaging with communities throughout its history. What do you got?

Sad day . RIP.

Love seeing the turbo intakes coming through the cabin. Good thing it's not the exhaust! Thing is amazing though! Love to drive that!

Well, it’s cool enough to be entered!

The Holidays are almost here and so is our December Pontiac of Month! Get ready for a merry good time with these Pontiacs! 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: November 30th at 11:59 PM EST -------------------- Ron Edelson's 1963 Bonneville ragtop JAH11's 1968 GTO 2 Firebirdz's 1968 Firebird, 350, 4 speed, Aegena Blue with redline tires. JustAG6's 2007 G6 4 bucket 67's 1967 GTO 1977TA's 1977 and 1984 Firebird TranzAm69's 1969 Firebird RICH's 1972 GTO 455 HO Auto AC PW Tilt PW Trunk AM/FM 8 Track Rear Defrost Cruze 62 Original Miles 10_jet_vibe's 2010 Pontiac Vibe Rainee's 1999 Firebird JUSTA6's 1980 Sunbird

Was curious what AI would think a modernized Pontiac Firebird would look like. You know what, I was not disappointed. I actually quite like these. By no means fully resemble a classic Firebird but still look good

Driving an LS derived motor in my Camaro, I totally get this . There are purists in the world that will throw hate but not here. Think for the most part, everyone here just wants to lend a hand and discuss Pontiac. The site was originally created in mind to spew as little drama about things like this as possible.

Look forward to reading more about it and your journey to rebuild it! Tons of great people around here to help you along the way and have fun 🍻

Quick little techno-help Can think of “Quote” as you’re replying to someone’s post or specific statement. Whereas, if you’re adding something new to the conversation, just reply to the topic. In this case, since it’s a new entry, you’d just reply rather than quote another entry. The editor is very nimble, it is literally What you see is what you get so it will allow you to place text under an image very much like an email or Microsoft Word. If you realized after submitting, you need to change something, you have 30 min to edit it by clicking the 3 dots on your post > Edit.

You got it! Yeah, we do some posting over on social media and generally showcase someone’s ride from here

Looks like the video was removed or at least the attachment was but deleted the post for you 👍

Thanksgiving is almost here so it is time for our December Pontiac of the Month! We look forward to seeing your entries! 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 21st and voting will start on November 22nd. 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!

Kind of a double-edged sword there for those employees that want to buy GM.