Blake Noble

Bandit

I don't think I'd want it even in a Delta car, but I suppose that is unavoidable. In the Epsilon cars, it's much akin to steering a boat. The system is horrible.

I suppose I'll rejoin the fun. Anyone else interested?

What should have been:

I suppose I'll share with you all the special Pontiac that graced my life for a solid year. P.S. Electric steering is horrible. :AH-HA_wink:

QUOTE(Pontiac Custom-S) This is right up there! My daughter would love it! Quick! Hide this before Cort gets here! That makes me very mad just looking at it.

Still no e-mail. I guess I have to find another candidate for my alt-fuel conversion.

shootout

Yes, very much so. Maybe a few.

I'll give it another try.

Pontiac Chieftain

Indeed. I'd have to say the engine is the most interesting part of the whole car. Doesn't it look to be possibly smaller than the Grand Prix of that era judging by the photos? It looks almost small enough to be F-Body based even.

I'm there, although Firefox has been acting up a little today. EDIT: Scratch that. Chat doesn't seem to work for me.

Aluminum-bodied Pontiac Grand Prix show car, circa 1974 - 1976. Although it was not completed, it featured an experimental 250-cu. in. aluminum Pontiac V8, gullwing doors, clamshell hood, and a split-trunk lid (i.e. Cadillac Sixteen concept's split hood).

I got to see my first Dodge Challenger SRT-8 in London on Wednesday, in the perfect color, black. As much as I love the Camaro, I really like the Challenger after seeing it in person. Oddly, it was on a car carrier alongside a Saturn Vue, BMW 5-Series, a Beetle hot-rod vert (it's alright, I laughed too), Mitsubishi Gallant, and a newer model SLK.

This is a prototype and not representative of the finished product.

Brinks

vault

I am glad to hear the good news, Z!

Dumbo

Hooray for summer! I already have a very bad sunburn.

That's my particular strong suit, interior disassembly and reassembly.

deaf

followers

If she loved her Opel, well, you know which GM division to send her to. I would suggest there first. Then the Honda dealership to look at the Civic.