Autorama Detroit
 

I totally forgot the date, a bud went, sent me some pics,

What do we know about that gold '66 GTO? Looks good -

I think the silver '63 GP belongs to a guy from the PY board.

The Can Am is from the Pontiac Transportation Museum. I noticed it was missing from its usual spot when I got there Friday night.

K

The Can Am really looks good, are there some special features over and above a stock Can Am, Keith?

No - it's a regular Can Am.

We do have, though, the prototype Can Am. It is in unrestored condition and was shown on the barn finds at MCACN last November.

K

I believe the Tiger Gold '66 convertible was one of two '66s there (other was a hardtop) recently finished by Scott Tiemann's shop. Photos courtesy of John Schuh Jr - Facebook post.

I see Scott in the background of photo #2

;)

We got any shots from the basement?
Rat rods usually down there. :headbang:

One more

I forgot this, this is my fave. Should have the Honeycombs on, not flakes

----This red GTO was another Inline Tube car. You can see there space in the backround. They have had a bunch of posts about the resto on facebook. Can't remember who did the resto, but it was beautiful. I think the guys at I.T. did some of the final assembly, but I'm not sure. Beautiful resto!....Bill S

They used to do an open house car show, it was good,last year they did it Milt Schnorack was there w/ his GTO.
They must do exhaust , my buddy was dumpster diving getting 2.5” scraps out :haha:

I'm no Poncho afficionado, but that gold '66 has me drooling, wow.

Also on hand w/Steve Whittaker's nicely equipped '66, Keith (take two they're small - kinda?) ...

----Don't know Steve, but he had an absolutely beautiful 66 as well. I do like 66 GTO's and 2 gold ones like this next to each other was really sumthin!!!....Bill S

73s weren't painted black either. Its a very nice car. The bird and fender decals are painted on, Not stickers.