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Next Meeting
June 2014
Pontiacs In Pigeon Forge June 6-8, 2014
Volume 28, Issue 6
Meeting will be Saturday June 7th on-site
Celebrating
our 28th
Year!
See Pg.3 and contact Mike Walling for additional info.
Click on the show flyer below for a link to Registration
Inside this issue:
Next Meeting
1
President’s Message
Officers & Board
2
Welcome New
Members!
2
Pigeon Forge Info
3
Treasurer’s Report
3
BOPC Results
4
Tech Tips
Water Pump Mods
8
Upcoming Events
9
Atlanta Area CruiseIns
13
Club Gear &
Upcoming Meetings
14
Parts & Services Info 15
SEGTOA Classifieds
16
Technical Advisory
Panel
18
2014
Officers &
Board Members
President
John Link
[email protected]
President’s Message
garage space, and made money
for the Club!! A great day !!
The winner of the Best “Work-inProgress” Pontiac at the BOPC
has been chosen and the award
will be given at the
August Meeting / Picnic.
Secretary
The trip to Cullman, AL in May
was fun. Hope everyone has
[email protected]
plans for the June meeting,
The Cadillac Club did a great job made
Show, Cruise- in at Pigeon Forge.
with the BOPC. Hope everyone
We also have the GOAA
Treasurer
that attended had a great time.
Convention coming up July 1-4 in
Mike Walling
Don’t forget it will be our turn to
Pittsburgh, PA. Stay tuned for
mwalling@leitransportation host the BOPC in 2016.
additional info on our group
.com
Although we didn’t have the Host caravan, hotels, etc.
responsibility, Club members
VP Membership
INDEPENDENCE FUND
were busy. Mike Walling brought
Kim Fowler
the SEGTOA tent and set it up for One of the things we were unable
[email protected]
us. SEGTOA helped with parking to do during the BOPC was collect
for the Independence Fund
cars, class assignments and did
Newsletter
(tracked wheelchairs for disabled
Club work. Membership signed
Danny Finkelstein
up 3 new members, Merchandise vets). We had discussed the
[email protected]
drive at prior meetings and
sold SEGTOA club merchandise,
agreed we would participate with
and we sold parts in the vendor
VP Merchandising
other GTO Clubs to purchase a
space that members had
Ed Downing
wheelchair. Our goal is $400.00.
donated. So everyone was busy
[email protected]
We had good intentions but with
either doing Club work or BOPC
everything going on at the BOPC,
work or both.
VP Meetings
the collection got lost in the
Thanks to members who donated
Mike Walling
shuffle.
mwalling@leitransportation parts to sell at the Swap Meet
I would like to meet our goal by
(Stephen Elliott, Ed Bellair,
.com
Denny Sanford, Jim Racela). We collecting for the Fund at the
June meeting and the August
were able to raise $398.00 for
VP Webmaster
meeting / picnic or do an
the
club.
I
also
need
thank
new
David Trees
additional donation this year,
member John Hitt for his
[email protected]
salesmanship in my absence and perhaps after the August picnic.
We can vote on the donation at
Kim Fowler’s friend for spelling
Board Members
the August meeting if the Board
me and driving my truck back
Bob Immekus
agrees.
home
for
me.
We
made
lots
of
[email protected]
buyers really happy, gained some
Lee Lamb
John Link
Ed Bellair
[email protected]
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!
Tracey Johnson
Canton, GA
1965 GTO
John Hitt
Stone Mountain, GA
1970 GTO Judge
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Pontiacs in Pigeon Forge
June 7-8, 2014
Our next Club Event is the 13th Annual Pontiacs in
Pigeon Forge which is on June 7th and 8th. It is a
two day event. It will be held on the grounds of
the Music Road Hotel.
3rd QTR Treasurer’s Report
Mike Walling, Treasurer
January 1 2014 Balance
$4,876.89
Member Renewals
$610.00
NewMemberships
$130.00
The car show on Saturday the 7 will be from 10
AM to 5 PM. At 7 PM, they are having a Cruise
for all to participate in through the
mountains. Sunday the 8th at 10 AM is the
Awards Presentation. We would leave shortly
after the awards ceremony to head back home.
BOPC Sales
$513.00
For those attending, and convoying up to Pigeon
Forge, we would meet on Saturday June 7th at 7
AM at the Chevron Gas Station. I-75 to exit 271 is
Busbee Parkway in Kennesaw. Get off going east
and the first light is Busbee Parkway. The
Chevron is at the corner on the NE side. Address
is 3400 Busbee Drive, Kennesaw GA
30144. From there we would proceed north on I75 to arrive prior to lunch at the show.
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Once parked and set up at the show, everyone
can check into the hotel which they claim is a mini
-vacation unto itself. Conveniences at your
fingertips include a 60 foot water slide, a lazy river
in a mini water park, a heated outdoor pool, a
heated indoor pool, a whirlpool, an exercise room,
and an arcade. Any family members your bring
will have plenty to do while you're at the
show. For more information and reservations,
visit the hotel website at http://
www.musicroadhotel.com. 855-875-9100. If this
hotel is booked, there are plenty of other hotels
right there to choose from. If you need help
securing a room, let me know.
Board Fees Deposit
$70.00
State of GA Registration
$(30.00)
Postage
$(46.00)
Ragtop & Runningboards
$(45.00)
Make A Wish Foundation
$(250.00)
St. Jude Hospital
$(250.00)
BOPC
$(375.00)
GTOAA National Board
$(70.00)
Board Fees Refund
$(52.50)
Holiday Party Deposit
$(400.00)
Balance as of 5/27/14
$4,681.39
When we return on Sunday, we would return
south through the Great Smokey Mountains and
down Hwy 321 to Hwy 71/441 to Hwy 23/985 to I85, a more scenic route.
I’d like to get 10 cars to attend. As of this email,
we have 2. So get out your calendars, make a
reservation, and let me know if you will be
meeting us in Pigeon Forge or convoying up with
us from Kennesaw.
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RESULTS
SURVIVORS:
Survivors were judged by the four club presidents:
Survivor 1. Pre-War through 1960 Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
1956 Cadillac Fleetwood (Stan Tucker)
1959 Pontiac Bonneville convertible (Alan Ziglin)
Survivor 2. 1961 through 1984 Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
1968 Cadillac Coupe de Ville (Bill Greene)
1961 Cadillac Series 62 Flattop Sedan (Bill Young)
BEST BUICK: 1948 Buick Super Convertible (Ernest Garrett)
Finalist Best Buick: 1951 Buick Roadmaster (Robert Brooks)
BEST OLDS: 1930 Olds Business Coupe (Larry Palmer)
Finalist Best Olds: 1951 Rocket 88 Coupe (John Parker)
BEST PONTIAC: 1953 Pontiac Catalina (Joe & Jane Ziegler)
Finalist: Best Pontiac: 1957 Pontiac Bonneville (Dick Peden)
BEST CADILLAC: 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz (Dick Peden)
Finalist: 1956 Cadillac Coupe DeVille (Jeff Butler) PEOPLES’ CHOICE: 1947 Pontiac
Streamliner (Alan Ziglin)
BEST OF SHOW: 1928 LaSalle Convertible Coupe Rumbleseat (Bill Greene)
PEOPLE’S CHOICE: 1947 Pontiac Streamliner (Alan Ziglin)
A. Pre-War through 1949 Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 1947 Pontiac Streamliner (Alan Ziglin)
Winner: 1930 Olds Business Coupe (Larry & Elaine Palmer)
B. 1950 through 1953 Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 1953 Pontiac Catalina (Joe Ziegler)
Winner: 1950 Olds Rocket 88 Coupe (John Parker)
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RESULTS
C. 1954 through 1958 Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 1957 Pontiac Bonneville convertible (Dick Peden)
Winner: 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz (Dick Peden)
D. 1959 through 1969 Full Size, OPEN including through 1966 Eldorado:
Finalist: 1961 Cadillac Series 62 convertible (Tom Di Nucci)
Winner: 1963 Olds Starfire (Richard Stewart)
E. 1959 through 1969 Full Size, CLOSED including through 1966 Eldorado:
Finalist: 1960 Buick LeSabre (Debra Brooks)
Winner: 1960 Pontiac Bonneville (Joe Lipovsky)
F. 1962 through 1972 Grand Prix, 1963-up Riviera & Toronado, 1967-up Eldo:
Finalist: 1965 Buick Riviera (Donald McClair)
Winner: 1966 Buick Riviera (Roy W. Bass)
G. 1970 through 1979 Full Size, Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 1972 Pontiac Bonneville (Robert Phillips)
Winner: 1975 Buick LeSabre (Bruce & Shar Kile)
H. 1980 through 1989 Non-Sport/Non-Performance Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 1986 Buick Regal (James & Sara Thomas)
Winner: 1987 Olds Cutlass Salon (Jerry Hicks)
I. 1980 through 1989 Sport/Performance Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: None
Winner: 1986 Buick Skyhawk (Pat Hannah)
J. ALL YEARS Allante, Reatta, Fiero, CLOSED and OPEN:
Finalist: 1993 Cadillac Allante (Bill Corn)
Winner: 1993 Cadillac Allante (Russ & Paula Vopelak)
K. 1967 through Current Firebird and Trans AM:
Finalist: 1978 Pontiac Trans Am S/E (Jerry Burge)
Winner: 1975 Pontiac Trans Am (Chris Atkinson)
L. 1961 through 1967 A-Body Non-Performance:
Finalist: 1965 Buick Skylark Sport (Lee Hurdelbrink)
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RESULTS
Winner: 1962 Olds Cutlass F-85 convertible (Terry & Vickie Mell)
M1. Pre-1960 Modified Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: None
Winner: 1941 Cadillac (Stan Olstein)
M2. 1961 through 1969 Modified Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix (George Christenberry)
Winner: 1969 Olds Cutlass 442 (Lynn & Kathy Shipley)
M3. 1970 through Current Modified Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 1970 Buick (Bob & Glenda last name illegible on tally sheet- name to be posted)
Winner: 1972 Buick Skylark convertible (Bill McGowan)
N. 1961 through 1967 A-Body Performance:
Finalist (TIE): 1967 Olds Cutlass Supreme (Steve Heflin); 1967 Olds 442 (Lloyd Looney)
Winner: 1966 Pontiac GTO (Jim Norton)
O. 1968 through 1979 A-Body Non-Performance OPEN:
Finalist: 1968 Buick Skylark convertible (Stephen Begley)
Winner: 1968 Buick Skylark Custom (Gene Welsh)
P. 1968 through 1979 A-Body Non-Performance CLOSED:
Finalist: 1973 Olds Cutlass Supreme (Doug Williams)
Winner: 1973 Olds Cutlass Supreme (Dennis Debes)
Q. 1968 through 1979 A-Body Performance OPEN:
Finalist: 1972 Olds 442 W30 (Jim Hobbs)
Winner: TBA
R. 1968 through 1979 A-Body Performance CLOSED:
Finalist: 1969 Olds 442 Hurst (Joe Fotschky)
Winner: 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge (Rhonda Brown)
T. 1990 through Current Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Cadillac:
Finalist: 2006 Cadillac XLR (William Green)
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BEST
RESULTS
OF SHOW
BEST OLDS: 1930 Olds Business Coupe
(Larry Palmer)
BEST PONTIAC: 1953 Catalina
(Joe & Jane Zigler)
PEOPLE’S CHOICE: 1947 Pontiac
Streamliner (Alan Ziglin)
BEST OF SHOW: 1928 LaSalle Convertible
Coupe Rumbleseat (Bill Greene)
BEST CADILLAC: 1957 Eldorado Biarritz
(Dick Peden)
BEST BUICK: 1948 Super
(Ernest Garrett)
Photo Not Available
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Tech tips
(obviously you have to take the pump off) put the
gasket on it then the divider plate.
Measure the clearance between the pump side
surface of the plate and the edge of the vanes. This
Submitted by John Link via Internet
should be made as close as possible. I used a
hammer to carefully bend the circumference of the
Source: Wallace Racing
hole of the divider plate towards the vanes. The
This is an idea suggested by George Kujanski on the suction of the pump is thru the center hole, and the
Performance Years Board in a thread started by
pressure side is around the tips of the vanes. Too
PMDRACER.
much of a gap between the plate and the vanes and
the pump tends to draw coolant from the pressure
This basically applies to the newer 11 bolt water
side instead of from the center hole (which is
pump. The older water pump is designed differently plumbed to the radiator and the hot side of the
and may not apply. Thread Link
block).
Water Pump Mod
If you are having problems with overheating and
have tried just about everything, you might want to
try this.
George Kujanski wrote:
I've got a few words on that
subject: I don't have a stamped
impeller, but I do know that
pump efficiency is directly
related to the clearance between
the divider plate and the vanes.
If your clearance, (regardless of
cast or stamped) is more than
say, .060", YOU ARE
THROWING AWAY COOLING
EFFICIENCY. I tweaked mine
from about .250" down to
about .100" and it made a
drastic change in my engine temps with no other
changes.
That's why minimizing this leakage path improves
flow thru the engine and thru the radiator (when the
thermostat is open).
Spacer Plate
Cast Impeller
You can spend money on big radiators, electric fans,
magic cooling fluid, yadda,yadda, but if you are
running a large clearance all the other stuff is a band
aid. Do the clearnace thing first, then go from there.
Cost is a few bucks for a gasket. Not only that, hot
start problems went away too...a possible side
benefit.
11 bolt water pump.
1.
Water pump
NAPA pump part #: DPW1301280
2.
New Sleeve assembly.
Can still be ordered through GM Part
#9796347
3.
Spacer plate clearence mod
Try to get the clearence as close as
possible. .025" or under
I took the pump and put it upside down on the bench
Stamped Impeller
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CLUB EVENT: SEPTEMBER 13TH, 2014
Click on the Flyer above for a link to event
registration and additional information and directions.
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CLUB EVENT: October 11-12, 2014
(more info to follow in next month’s Tiger Tales)
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2014 Carmel, IN ARTMOBILIA—Saturday, August 23rd
SEGTOA has been invited to the 8th Annual Carmel Automobilia where the 50th Anniversary of the
GTO will be celebrated with a special class for all GTOs. For those looking for an end of summer
road trip see the information below.
The 8th annual 2014 Carmel Artomobilia is scheduled on Saturday, August 23rd from 11:00 AM to
5:00 PM. The show will once again be held in the historic Arts and Design District in Carmel
(Indianapolis), Indiana, which provides a great venue to host the event. The goal of Artomobilia is
to showcase classic and performance cars, attract local and regional automotive-related businesses
and artists, and to provide a fun day for the car show participants, event volunteers, and
families. The cars that participate in the Carmel Artomobilia range from Ford Model A’s to Ferraris,
American and European classic and sports cars (1925 to current), Indiana Built Classics (1925 –
1948), super cars, race cars, and muscle cars. Each year’s event attracts different, unique, and
historically significant automobiles to help make Artomobilia one of Indiana’s premier car
shows!
The Pontiac GTO will be featured in a special class this year to celebrate GTO’s 50th
anniversary. Our goal for this class is to have cars representing all generations of the GTO from
1964 – 1974, and 2004 - 2006. We could use your club’s help to find GTOs from this period
(restored or in well-maintained original condition).
You can visit the website links below for further details and information. Please email me back or
call me on my cell phone if you have any questions.
I hope to see the Southeastern GTO Association at the 2014 Carmel Artomobilia!
Best Regards,
David Renshaw
Email: [email protected]
Cell: 317-432-6192
Artomobilia Quick Facts & Information:
Name:
Carmel Artomobilia - A Celebration of Automotive Art & Design
Date:
Location:
Established:
Participants:
Visitors:
Featured Marquee for 2014:
Class Registration Fee:
Event Cost:
Saturday, August 23, 2014, 11:00am - 5:00pm
Carmel Arts & Design District (200 South Range Line Road, Carmel, IN)
2008
400+ Collector & Enthusiast Cars
15K visitors
50 Years of Mustang
$35
Free to public
---------Registration is currently open...
Class Registration:
http://www.carmelartomobilia.com/class-registration/
Corral Registration:
http://www.carmelartomobilia.com/corral-registration/
Volunteer Registration:
http://www.carmelartomobilia.com/volunteer-registration/
---------Website:
http://www.carmelartomobilia.com
Event Overview:
http://www.carmelartomobilia.com/carmelartomobilia/
Event Schedule:
http://www.carmelartomobilia.com/eventschedule/
Photo Gallery:
http://www.carmelartomobilia.com/2013-winners/
---------Event Contact: John Leonard, Event Director,317.313.5200, [email protected]
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Local Atlanta Area Cruise-ins
(If you attend a cruise-in in your area that is not list here, please send me a notice and it will be added to
the list –Ed.)
1st FRIDAYS:
4 PM Downtown Canton
______________________________________________________________________________
1st SATURDAYS:
9-11AM Piedmont Baptist Ch Piedmont-btwn Bells Ferry & Canton Rd
3PM Downtown Cartersville at Train Station - Museum Drive off Main
Street ( Exit I-75 at Rte 113 Cartersville - 113 is Main Street)
1st SUNDAYS:
8-10AM Marietta LA Fitness 4905 Alabama Road (aka Hwy 92) near
Sandy Plains (Road Runners Cruise-in)
8 AM Alpharetta Caffeine & Octane
12600 Deerfield Pkwy off Windward Pkwy
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2nd FRIDAYS:
Woodstock Bojangles Hwy 92 and Trickum Road
2nd SATURDAYS: 8-Noon Daddys Country Kitchen 4545 S Main Acworth
4PM Marietta - Wendys and BB&T Bank. Corner of Dallas Highway
and Barrett Prkwy
2nd SUNDAYS:
8-11Am Abundant Grounds Coffee Kennesaw Due West at Stilesboro
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3rd Saturdays:
3PM Canton Riverstone Plaza, (Riverstone exit off of I-575)
3-6PM Abundant Grounds Coffee Kennesaw Due West at Stilesboro
4PM Villa Rica Hwy 61 Mill Amphitheater
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4th Saturdays:
8-Noon Bojangles 92 and Trickum
4 PM Downtown Dallas Main Street off Highway 61
______________________________________________________________________________
5th Saturdays:
3PM Downtown Acworth (Main Street )
(Except March 2014, held on 4th Saturday March 22nd)
3PM Powder Springs Antique Mall- New Macland Rd (South of Macland Rd)
Note: New Macland = Lost Mountain = Mars Hill, same road, different names
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CLUB GEAR
Ball Cap Hat One Size Fits All (buckle adjustment at back) $20.00 ea.
Polo Shirts w/SEGTOA
Logo $20.00 ea.
Men: Gray or White
Sizes: S,M,L
Women: White
Sizes: S,M,L
Also Available:
BOPC Shirts in Red or
Khaki only $7.50
SEGTOA Static Cling
window decals available
$1 ea.
Contact Ed Downing at
[email protected]
2014 UPCOMING EVENTS
Date
Event
June 7-8
Pontiacs in Pigeon Forge, TN
July 1-5
GTOAA Nationals
Pittsburg, PA
August 9th
SEGTOA Summer Picnic
Red Top Mountain Park, Pavilion #7
September 13th
United Way/UPS Car Show
Roswell, GA
October 11-12
Tail of the Dragon Cruise (Overnighter)
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GTO Parts & Services Sources
Thank You to Jeremiah Riggio, Bob Mohalley, and Jim
Racela for tracking down some useful on-line sources
for GTO parts and services. Hopefully these will prove
useful to you in keeping your GTO looking like a proper
time machine!
General Info
http://www.oldride.com/library/pontiac_gto.html
http://ultimategto.com/cgi-bin/statsexplorer.cgi?
year=1968&f1=vinmatrix
Carbs
http://www.scgg.com/carbs.html
http://www.carburetion.com/quadnumber.htm
Engines & Heads
http://www.spottsperformance.com/engineid.htm
Radios
http://www.wonderbarman.com/codes.html
Wheels
http://www.pontiacserver.com/wheels.html#rally2
CARS IN THE
MOVIES
Interested in having your car
used in movie making?
You can place your car in a
registry at
“movietimecars.com”. Some
sites want you to pay for a
listing but this site is
free. Show your vehicle at no
charge and maybe make a few
dollars.
You could become famous,
like Ed Bellair !!! His car was
used in a film recently as was
a car owned by a Dixie Buick
Club member.
Pontiac Tripower
http://www.pontiactripower.com/catalog/1965-tripower
Pontiac Literature
http://www.gt-37.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=191
(1930—1982)
Submitted by John Link
Complete list of Pontiac/Oakland enging colors from 1930 to 1982 and up.
http://www.pontiacpower.org/enginecolor.htm
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SEGTOA CLASSIFIEDS
For Sale:
For Sale:
1967 Pontiac Lemans, with
GTO grills and taillights(not
installed)
Solid body, 350 motor. auto trans,
Silver body, Black Vinyl top, needs
windshield. Located in Acworth,
GA.
Asking $8,500
Bill Luttrell
678-403-1066
1964 GTO Parts
For Sale—GTO Parts
Bob Winchell
[email protected]
FLOW COOL Radiator- like newFits ’68, ‘69 A body and others?,-- like new Shocks off ’66,--- Front
torsion Bar from’66-nice , Springs
from a ’66 height??—priced right,
funds go to Club.
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(2) hood scoop inserts
Interior rear view mirror
Grilles
Various accessory belts
Backup light switch (new)
Horn ring and parts
Center carb parts & kits
Battery hold down
Radiator for ’66 GTO
Tom Arnold (770) 367-1444
1969 GTO, 4-speed with air
Clay Chatham (770) 630-8641
John Link 404-578-8973
For Sale—1964 GTO
Pinehurst Green, Code J, black
vinyl top, PS, PB, 4-spd, Full
Resto,
Asking $50,000
Roy Smith (706) 635-2221
[email protected]
For Sale—NOS Pontiac & Olds
Parts
Large supply of factory original
NOS GM parts for cars from the
40’s – mid 70’s. Heavy on full size
cars but some “A” body as well.
Switches, relays, lenses,
suspension, trim, etc.
If you are looking for a production
line correct part for your
restoration, I may have it. E-mail
(preferable) or call with specific
needs.
Robert Christanell –
770 476 4665
[email protected]
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SEGTOA CLASSIFIEDS
For Sale
1958 Pontiac Chieftain
This Chieftain has the original motor/
transmission and is a 370 V8 with a 2speed Power Glide. It has a cracked block.
The motor is being replaced along with the
transmission to make it road worthy again.
The car is for sale, along with the original
transmission/motor. For further details
contact:
Bart Beasley @ 770-900-0650.
For Sale
1965 GTO
This GTO is submitted by SEGTOA memer Jim Racela on behalf of the Woodward Tigers GTO
Club (Jim is also a member of Woodward Tigers). For information please contact the seller
noted.
It is not numbers matching since it has a Pontiac 455 motor . It is a 4-speed car and has a clear
title. VIN #237375K104590.
Contact
Tim Little
Pinckney, MI
810-355-1266
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SEGTOA Technical Advisory Panel
The members listed below have volunteered to share their special knowledge with other
members. Please feel free to contact these involved members.
1964
Doug Askew
[email protected]
706-453-2234
1965
Jerry Hamilton
[email protected]
706-754-3194 (home)
1966
Bob Immekus
[email protected]
770-686-4592 (cell)
1967
Steve Pullen
[email protected]
404-402-4917 (cell)
1968
Denny Sanford
[email protected]
770-365-3916 (cell)
1969
Russ DeLamater
[email protected]
770-316-2185 (cell)
1970
Kenny Simpson
[email protected]
404-456-5499 (cell)
1971-1974
BJ Benton
[email protected]
678-414-7135 (cell)
2004-2006
Paul McGinnett
[email protected]
770-653-0365 (home)
Tiger Tales is published monthly by the Southeastern GTO Association.
SEGTOA is a chapter of the GTO Association of America (www.gtoaa.org), the premier organization
for GTO enthusiasts. Each month GTOAA members receive The Legend magazine, a Golden Quill
Award Winning publication. SEGTOA is also associated with Pontiac Oakland Club International
(www.poci.org). POCI members receive their monthly magazine Smoke Signals.
SEGTOA is an organization dedicated to the survival of the Pontiac GTO, LeMans, and other classic
Pontiacs. SEGTOA is open to anyone who shares our common interest in GTOs and other Pontiacs.
We enjoy monthly Chapter meetings, including cruises, car shows, picnics, technical sessions and
other fun activities. Our members hail from four different states! Members and their spouses,
significant others and children are invited and encouraged to attend each monthly club function.
Club Membership Dues
Dues are $20 per year, payable January 1st each year. New members receive a $10 discount on
membership their first year. SEGTOA dues requirements are waived for all active military.
Membership in GTOAA and/or POCI is required for all members joining after 2007. Members must
be in good standing to attend meetings, with the option to bring their membership up to date at
any scheduled meeting.
Membership application is available on the SEGTOA website.
Checks should be made payable to Southeastern GTO Association and mailed to Mike Walling, Club
Treasurer, 2679 Peppermint Drive, Tucker, GA 30084.
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