[Judge273]

Even though it was only 5 degrees outside. I got to meet Rob and Moe and see the cars in a very warm environment. Well, it was AWE and then SOME! Not only are they really great car guys and knowledgable they were able to tell the background of each and every car I saw.

After seeing all the 68 fbirds which is an amazing collection all on to itself. The 69 TA's were inspiring to look at as well. Then, the collection of 70's TA was just outstanding.

Some really nice unrestored cars too which are truly time capsule and rare pieces of Pontiac history. I would encourage anyone who has the time to check it out as it is AWESOME!

Thanks again to Rob and Moe for making a cold Saturday in January one to remember, and also the oppurtunity to meet Craig, Chris, and later Dave with his son as he was under the hood of the Cat. I'll be back in May for the car-b-que!

[limejudge69]

That is truly a museum of old Pontiacs! I feel kinda bad by posting pictures of my old heap after those nice rare cars. Since purchasing my car in March of '06, I've added the correct wheels, rocker mouldings, rear view mirror and rear bumper. Here are a few shots from earlier today. Nice weather, but crappy digital camera.

[Judge273]

This one looked like just another of Rob's many nice 68 Fbirds until he opened the hood.

Thanks again Rob and Moe for the tour. I didn't take a lot of pix. Hope you guys like this one.

[Eighttime]

Originally Posted by Judge273

This one looked like just another of Rob's many nice 68 Fbirds until he opened the hood.

Thanks again Rob and Moe for the tour. I didn't take a lot of pix. Hope you guys like this one.

Nice! How about a new thread that show's re-done engine compartments, either stock or aftermarket bay's?