Name: Roger Paulsel
I am currently working on a Ford project, but have an affection for Pontiacs.
My second car was a ’64 GTO hardtop, 4-speed, tri-power.
The third was a ’64 GTO coupe, 4-speed, 4 barrel. I miss them a lot.
Steele Rubber mistakenly sent me a console glove box liner for a ’62 Bonneville.
It won’t fit on my Pinto wagon and Steele does not want it back, so I offer it, gratis, to whomever in your club might need it.
Name: Rick Pavlakovic
Just purchased a 1969 GTO Judge that has a Van Winkle of Dallas chrome metal emblem on the decklid.
Was wondering if anybody has any knowledge or location of possible replacement parts of this emblem.
Understand this Pontiac dealer closed sometime in the 80’s
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks Rick
March 28th APA Spring Car Show Pictures By Brad Senter (SCC club member)
The annual APA spring car show was a huge success. A little over 150 cars in attendance. It was a bit chilly when we arrived in Galveston, but it wasn’t long and everyone was taking off their jackets and sweaters. Un-fortunately we only 5 representatives from the SCC, needless to say we didn’t win the car club award this year. Everything was right on schedule awards were at 3 PM. All the folks from SCCs came away with an award. There were hundreds of spectators as Carnival Cruise Lines had just docked that morning. It was a terrific show, as usual, and all are looking forward to next year.
Thank you Brad for taking these great pictures on behalf of my absents with a prior commitment “Great Job Buddy” Bob Wright (camaro kid) camarokid1967@aol.com
From Contact Form
Name: Ben Cooper
Email: barstool@comcast.net
Hi, I was at the car show this weekend in Galveston. (Great show by the way.) This is only the second show I have entered and had a great time – thanks.
I was told I could get the judging sheet after the show, but it was pretty busy, so I didn’t want to ask. Is there any way you could email me a scan of it or send the original by mail?
The car was a black Mini Cooper, entry #107.
Thanks and thanks again for putting on a great show.
Brgds,
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About UsOne of the American Pontiac Associations main activities is the annual open car show held on Pier 21 in Galveston, Texas.
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