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Old 11-17-2005, 08:50 AM
Steven S Steven S is offline
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I hear you loud and clear on the too many cars issue, I'm up to six again. When I was younger I had some fun pontiacs, but then I got married, and had two kids , so I've been out of the hobby for a few years now. About a month ago I picked up a 78 Trans Am that I plan on rebuilding, it took me over a year to find one that the rear frame rails were still solid, its not original or anything and needs a lot of work, but next year the kids start heading off to collage and I needed a project.
Some of Pontiacs I've owned have been a 71 LeMans, a GT-37 can't remember the year, a 74 Grand Am, 77 Trans Am, and the 78 TA that I just got. Also have two (93 and94) Grand Prixs that the kids drive.
Well I just got home from work, 12 night shifts, so talk to you later

 


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