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Model Railroading > Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad MuseumDate: 08/02/19 20:11 Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: cornerfieldhobby This afternoon at Corner Field Model Railroad Museum & Hobby Shop, 2 customers from PA visited our museum layout & hobby shop. They drove here in their Pontiac Tempest. How Cool!!!
   Date: 08/03/19 03:57 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: refarkas A tempting Tempest!
Bob Date: 08/03/19 04:32 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: radio Whoa! I had a '65 that I won in a church raffle. Great little car for a 15 y.o. I had to wait a year to drive it, and then promptly wrecked it on an icy hill. Thanks for posting this.
Date: 08/03/19 06:43 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: cornerfieldhobby Your welcome.
And what is interesting, is the fact how in the past, cars had their own character. Today they do not and much are all the same style, with no style. Date: 08/03/19 19:19 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: wabash2800 I guess I need to bring my 1966 Mustang wheels to more events to showup a Pontiac! (I have added back the pin stripes that the car was delivered with since my last post some years ago on trainorders.)
Seriously though, that Tempest would be fun to drive. Anyone know what year the Tempest model is? We're probably both off topic, but as long as I don't mention that country that begins with a "C", Bruce F. might not have my post deleted.... Victor A. Baird http://www.erstwhilepublications.com Edited 9 time(s). Last edit at 08/05/19 16:42 by wabash2800.    Date: 08/05/19 05:12 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: acltrainman Probably a 1967 as the headlights are stacked. I had a 1967 GTO bought in 1968 and sold it in 1887 with over 200,000 miles on it and it was never overhauled except for timing chain.
Stanley Jackowski Valrico, FL   Date: 08/05/19 12:41 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: overniteman Great looking pony!
Date: 08/05/19 14:38 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: portlander overniteman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Great looking pony! X2! Date: 08/09/19 15:33 Re: Real Pontiac Tempest Visits our Model Railroad Museum Author: map Did anyone confuse the two customers driving the Pontiac Tempest with two "utes" from New York driving a Buick Skylark?
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