[muscle_collector]

Originally Posted by eaglesan13

Here's some pictures of my White 1971 Trans Am, which was raced by the first owner. He didn't use a trailer either, he towed the car to the racetrack behind his Lucy Blue 71 trans am. After being retired from racing in the mid-70's, it was stored indoors for many years, so it still only has 17K miles on it. The last picture is of the car as it is now.

love those pics. thanks for posting

[Jeff Hamlin]

[J.C.you]

thought I would throw this one in.....it's poncho related, if can spot it....

[Sirrotica]

I wonder if Pontiac had to pay PURE for the rights to that name too, PURE was using it long before 1967.

[Greg Reid]

That '59 Caddy....awesome. Amazing how styles have changed. Can you imagine that being a new design today?

[Hikin Mike]

My car at the old Castle Air Force Base gas station.

[3fastgtos]

[400 4spd.]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

That '59 Caddy....awesome. Amazing how styles have changed. Can you imagine that being a new design today?

Yeah, imagine Cadillac picking the most iconic old model to go retro with! It would have to be the '59.

[3fastgtos]

[goatless]

I came across this place driving home from a job in MA a few weeks ago...

[Old Goat Racer]

^^^ Did you ask if the "sign" was for sale ?

[goatless]

Originally Posted by Old Goat Racer

^^^ Did you ask if the "sign" was for sale ?

It looked like an old dealership and the sign was in perfect condition- the owners clearly took pride in it. Doubt they would sell. It was in Norwell, MA if you want to try to track them down.

[J.C.you]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

That '59 Caddy....awesome. Amazing how styles have changed. Can you imagine that being a new design today?

Bet that was the owner of the stations car. Convenient parking of that beast.

[Jeff Hamlin]

[Pontiac62]

here are a few:

[tigergto]

Originally Posted by Pontiac62

here are a few:

I’m lovin’ that last picture.

[J.C.you]

Originally Posted by unruhjonny

This is a nest thread!

I like it because it can give a candid glimpse into a time before I existed;
It's from one of the first posts, but I like this because you can see it's devoid of staging - it looks almost as though someone was walking by and took a picture;
At first I thought it WAS staged(!)




Awesome!

Maybe I should watch that again today... the snow is falling here today.

Bet it was staged. Says city of Toronto archives in lower left corner. They were featuring the "artistic" city street lamp.

[OG68]

First photo looks familiar. Is that the Little America Truck Stop in Flagstaff off I-40?

[Jeff Hamlin]

Originally Posted by Pontiac62

here are a few:

That Wagon looks much better in Living Color!

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by tigergto

I’m lovin’ that last picture.

That’s Jim Kennedy’s Fireball Roberts 62 Grand Prix, parked at the Vinsetta Garage on Woodward.

He’s a regular at our Saturday morning cars and coffee. I’ve actually picked him up when he ran that car out of gas (aka "Poncho not at the pump")

K