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Old 08-03-2012, 09:37 AM
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Our monthly "Caffiene & Octane" in Atlanta is on the the 1st Sunday. This little Pontiac blends in better with all the exotics that show up. The most common comment I get
"I have never seen one of those"
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Old 08-06-2012, 11:02 AM
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Our monthly "Caffiene & Octane" in Atlanta is on the the 1st Sunday. This little Pontiac blends in better with all the exotics that show up. The most common comment I get
"I have never seen one of those"
Funny there were two of them on Woodward Saturday night. I do have some pictures from our Saturday morning gatherings of a dark grey GXP coupe. It was an engineering evalution car. (CTC sticker on the windsheild)

The bad part about the coupes is that while the top is removable, making it a Targa top, there is no where to store the top. You had to BUY the optional folding soft canopy. Or duct tape some plastic over you if you got caught in the rain...LOL

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Old 08-07-2012, 09:13 AM
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Funny there were two of them on Woodward Saturday night. I do have some pictures from our Saturday morning gatherings of a dark grey GXP coupe. It was an engineering evalution car. (CTC sticker on the windsheild)

The bad part about the coupes is that while the top is removable, making it a Targa top, there is no where to store the top. You had to BUY the optional folding soft canopy. Or duct tape some plastic over you if you got caught in the rain...LOL
I was lucky, the 1st owner bought the top and it came with the car. It is a PITA to put together and you would get soaked before assembly & installation. A good bit of wind noise also. Mine is a GXP & manual shift. As you said we are getting old when A/C and a comfortable ride determines which car you take out. The little four cylinder is a world apart from my 64 GTO 428 3x2 4 Speed

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