[Greg Reid]

Both of mine were sold right here in downtown Atlanta.. One on Peachtree Street and one on Spring Street...Boomershine Pontiac and Taber Pontiac respectively.

[The Champ]

'64 GTO Convertible - Pittman Pontiac, Antioch, IL

'50 Pontiac Silver Streak - Mesaba Motors, Hibbing, MN

[67drake]

Alexander Motors Superior Neb. Still in business BTW

[Steve Barcak]

Originally Posted by Gulliver

This one of mine came from Pensacola, Fl right on Navy Blvd.

1974 was probably a great time to be running up and down that beachside strip in a brand new red Trans Am

You must have not been around in 1974. The first arab oil embargo happened just after the '74 models were released. Gas was almost onoexistant. Then, after some time when you could buy gas, the price doubled. It was a time of going backward as far as progress is concerned.

[Steve Barcak]

there are many but, the more interesting ones- I have a 70 GTO conv from Westward Pontiac here in Phoenix. Have a '71 GTO and '78 Macho TA from mecham Pontiac.

'72 WW5 455HO GTO was bought new in Scottsdale at Bud Beck Pontiac.

'70 GTO Ram Air IV was delivered to a southern California Pontiac zone office. May have been used for magazine tests and promotions.

'71 GTO 455HO- delivered to GM proving grounds Mesa, Az. My guess is it was an exec car as it is very loaded with options.

[blue goats]

My 69 GTO was from Union Park Pontiac
George

[mike nixon]

65 Prix in Arlington Tx, 69 in Convington, In, 72 G/P in Portland in.

MIke

[Gulliver]

Originally Posted by Steve Barcak

You must have not been around in 1974. The first arab oil embargo happened just after the '74 models were released. Gas was almost onoexistant. Then, after some time when you could buy gas, the price doubled. It was a time of going backward as far as progress is concerned.

I was 11 in '74, but I remember the lines, the odd/even tag days and all. It was a pretty brief period of time where gas was really that hard to get, and more of an inconvenience than anything.

Still though, it's not like everybody was just sitting at home crying. Some would argue that progress is going backward today as well, but people aren't blowing their brains out over today's gas prices either.

[Fill Zerbe]

Miller Pontiac Inc. Columbus, GA 31902

[goatman65]

My parents bought this 66 new in Nov 1965 from Mark Howard Pontiac in Uniontown Pa.

It is now a closed Honda dealership.

My dad passed away in 1999. That is my 73 yr old mom a few years back.
On the way home from picking up the car at the dealer they stopped off to do some street racing.

[dmorg1]

Burdette Bros. Hyattstown, MD

Herman Theroff Fresno, CA

The others are still unknown.

Dave

[455Grandville]

Vincel Pontiac, St Louis

(Both of 'em)

[george kujanski]

Johnnie's Service Station and Pontiac
Rugby, N.D.

[67droptop]

67 GTO vert......Griffith Motors...Johnson City, Tenn

[Tom Vaught]

Several Pontiacs over the years - Roy's Motor Sales, Three Rivers, Michigan (My Uncle)

Tom Vaught

[ctgross]

1966 GTO
Griner Motors Inc.
Quitman, Ga.

Orig. owner lived in Jacksonville, Fla.
Car was delivered and registered to him on May 31, 1966

Quitman is just a few miles north of the state line.

[fasteddy]

1967 Firebird-Siefert Pontiac- Denver
1963 Tempest-also came from Siefert
1963 Lemans--Sobotka Motors-Kearney, Ne

[David Jones]

Boomershine. Atlanta.

[6704gto]

blue 67 gto bought brand new by my mom in 3-67 from standard pontiac in college park md\
red 67 gto im still trying to fig out i belive it was some where in pa

[Lloyd-TX]

Millheim Motors in Merced, CA, 95341. Dealer Code 323 247

'72 Formula shipped from Norwood, OH on November 23, 1971.