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Duluth, GA 30096-4714. Since i am the "starter/leader" of this club i felt that i should put this on here. I want there to be a bigger pontiac crowd at the meet. Especially more Firebirds. I always get there around 8:30 or 9 pm. Be sure to park by me and the rest of the Firebird guys if you show up. :)
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Comment by Michael Thies on August 3, 2013 at 9:11am
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Let's reach out and see if we can get the Firebirds fired up and active here again!!! Call me if I can help.
Mike
770-883-0160
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Comment by Brent Walter on August 3, 2013 at 3:44am
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Not sure if this group is still active or not but I have a Firebird and have gone to several shows with it. I have only got to know Jerry Jones from Snellville and Robert Malley from Florida who have Firebirds and bring them to shows. I have seen other Firebirds at shows but I missed meeting their owners. I use this Southeast Wheels site a lot to plan out what shows to go to. If any of you are going to a show just write on my wall or send me an email: waltassault@hotmail.com and let me know so we can park them together. I have also started a gallery of photos of some of the car shows I have been to. Your ride may be in there. Visit my homepage here on Southeast wheels and follow the link to Walt's Car Show Gallery. Thanks
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Comment by Sam Rosales on November 11, 2011 at 4:52pm
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Hey guys....... I own a 1987 Pontiac TA / GTA, with a 396 ci / 560hp.... I live in Covington, Ga and I'll be interested in going to the next car shows, please keep me updated, my e-mail is usmc3xx1@yahoo.com
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I am looking for more photos of Firebirds! M.
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Comment by joe goodmon on July 24, 2011 at 5:13am
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Iwill be outof town from the ist to the 20th
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Take some photos and post them up here for us. See you soon! Mike
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Comment by Cody Lee Quattlebaum on July 23, 2011 at 8:18am
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Car Show at Full Throttle Corvette by Sugarloaf and Scenic Hwy/124. 4-8pm
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You could come to the weekly car meet in gwinnett. Its at wild bills every thursday from 8-11. i should be there next week again
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when can we meet to discuss the fformation of a club I own a 2001 ttop please cotact me 404 786 2661m letoma2@yahoo.com
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That be great, Thanks.
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