[71GP76TA]

Originally Posted by Verdoro 68

Nice to see some locals

I bought my '04 Goat from Lehmer's back when they were in their old location at Willow Pass and Gallindo. Amazing that they are still holding together in the brand new big building.

Yes it is. It seems that most of the people here are from back east or the midwest.

I agree.... I figured they would've went down with all the other GM dealers that opened big brand new multi-million dollar facilities.... Like Mazzei in Antioch.

[Steve Barcak]

Ford Thunderbolt eater...


Remember these? How cool, I think.

[Sidponcho]

My Dad's 57 in our front yard

[400 4spd.]

That 4WD T/A sat in that yard for years (90's). It was about 3 miles from my house, in the country. It had a small block Chevy in it, I think on a K-5 Blazer frame. After it deteriorated more it was moved to a parking lot in the city and was for sale at 10K. It vanished after about a year.

[chuckmnv]

Steve -
Regarding the Amphicar, there was a dealership in Alexandria, VA, back in the late 60's.
It was right on the Potomac, I guess for demo "drives."
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[gene simmons]

1978 Kiss pinball machine.
I remember these at the bowling alley.

[Nidan73sd]

Here is a Road Test article on the 1965 GTO/442/Gran Sport comparison-just a few of the 7 pages

[Greg Reid]

Originally Posted by Nidan73sd

Here is a Road Test article on the 1965 GTO/442/Gran Sport comparison-just a few of the 7 pages

That was really very interesting.

[Steve Barcak]

Ouch! This '70 got hurt bad. Not sure if anyone walked away from this.





I am sure this is Hoover dam in 50s.



First of the Sprints

[400 4spd.]

..and other makes. These were taken in the 50's and 60's in my area.

[400 4spd.]

Check out the signage in some of these. Also the tag on the upside-down '59 Ford.

[400 4spd.]

A couple more.

[Steve Barcak]

This one really hurts to look at

[Steve Barcak]

"What the....!!!"

[Steve Barcak]

[Steve Barcak]

Barcak family leaving Mineola, NY in 1963 with our loaded to the rafters Silver leaf Green '62 Catalina Safari 9 passenger and pulling a trailer. My Father called this pic "Arizona or bust". Too bad the photo has been water damaged. It was the first Pontiac in our family.
By the mid 60s, my older brother got a hold of it, swapped in a 3.90 rear, 3 speed manual, then a 4 speed and a 421.

[Steve Barcak]

[Steve Barcak]

Here is an unidentifyed wrecked Pontiac powered twin. Can anyone identify this car? It is not Eddie Hills twin.

[Steve Barcak]

[Steve Barcak]

Here is a great idea for all you Daytona owners! When you are not ripping up the speedways at 200+mph on the weekends, that huge wing can also serve you well hauling rolls of carpet through the weekdays!