[Deadhead]

Originally Posted by heckinohio

Deadhead......now 9:10 in Ohio & I havnt received a PM from you........???

Wont get back to this until Monday evening as we will shoot all day tomorrow.

PJH

Re-sent. Not sure what happened there.

[pont406]

this picture was posted in a thread from 2004, guy was friends with Richard Compton I would say with the big "421" on the front fenders its PJ's car, but says Kemosabi on lower rear 1/4 I think. pic is dark and not that clear but still cool!

[Aluminum Chief]

I know, I missed the last two years, last year I had Big Thunder in the trailer and had some trouble in the middle of Pa, I had a bad feeling about the trip from the start so I turned around and headed home, this year a family member was going thru some medical issues so I stayed close by. I plan on bringing Big Thunder next year. KC

[2manyponchos]

This history in this thread is unbelievable. Very cool stuff. Thank you to all who have posted, I have enjoyed it and learned several things. -Doug

[pont406]

Originally Posted by Aluminum Chief

I know, I missed the last two years, last year I had Big Thunder in the trailer and had some trouble in the middle of Pa, I had a bad feeling about the trip from the start so I turned around and headed home, this year a family member was going thru some medical issues so I stayed close by. I plan on bringing Big Thunder next year. KC

I understand, more important things in life get in the way sometimes and reminds us that the cars are just a hobby, looking forward to talking Super Duty's with ya next year! Marty

[pont406]

Originally Posted by 2manyponchos

This history in this thread is unbelievable. Very cool stuff. Thank you to all who have posted, I have enjoyed it and learned several things. -Doug

Yeah Doug, I have as well, looks like the ownership trail of the car I started the thread about has been documented now. I think all of us Super Duty fans owe a big thanks and a "hat tip" to guys like PJ and Vance Heck, Bill Blair, Randy Williams, and others who had the foresight to gather up these SD cars and parts and helped preserve them back in the 60's 70's and 80's when they didn't have big value to anyone but a true Pontiac guy, no doubt many were saved from the crusher because of them!