My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
Sitting outside my local watering hole, Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co., was this lovely 1955 Pontiac Sedan. Has Pontiac’s first modern OHV V8, replacing a straight eight, at 287 cu in making about 200 hp.
Spotted this 1955 Pontiac Sedan inside a building getting service. 1955 was Pontiac’s first year offer a modern OHV V8, at 287 cu in, replacing the straight eight. Bought in Merkel, Texas (200 miles west
I’ve seen this car a the last two Round Ups, cannot find the other pics I took of it. I’ve never seen this kind of body work on any other car. Really a stunning car.
This fabulous Pontiac belongs to the owner of Flamingo Automotive housed in a pink 1938 gas service station on Guadalupe St. north of UT. They service German and Japanese cars.
Just off Parker Lane, the second year of the Firebird, engine options were an interesting OHC 250 cu. in. straight six, or a pick of Pontiac V8s, either 350 or 400 cu. in. The 350