Saturday, October 18, 2008, the day of the B-O-P Car Show hosted by the Dallas Area Pontiac Association, and sponsored by Sewell. Sure, it’s billed as a Buick, Olds, Pontiac car show… but is in fact a Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Pontiac, Pontiac car show since once again Pontiacs ruled the show field! We also had several other flavors of GM vehicles show up, Cadillac and GMC = invited; Chevrolet, maybe not invited but every bit helps towards the charity.

The weather was good as the cars rolled into position in the morning. The more the cars filled the lot, the better the weather was looking. By mid day, we were at 60 cars, blue skies and sunny. Now it’s time for the barbeque lunch Sewell graciously throws in to feed the car worshipping masses. It’s all good – food, people, cars, music, weather. Next it’s awards time and 50 were handed out to the top cars as judged by the participants

By end of day, DAPA and Sewell raised $1,600.00 to benefit the American Cancer Society. And would you believe it, a Cadillac won the Best of Show award. It was a good day all around.

Thank you Sewell once again for your generosity and making the B-O-P Car Show 2008 a great success.

It’s late September and you know what that means: The Tigers Prowl in Grapevine

And so did a whole lot of other Pontiacs. Saturday, September 27th, 2008 was the 11th Annual Tiger Prowl Car Show hosted by the GTO Association of North Texas and sponsored by Sewell. This is an all Pontiac Car Show that has been held at the Bass Pro Shops parking lot for the past few years.

We couldn’t ask for a more beautiful day, a cool morning gave way to a bright sunny day that made those Pontiacs sparkle. The Tiger Prowl show field consisted of just over 60 Pontiacs , primarily consisting of Pontiac muscle: GTOs and TransAms. A nice variety of other Pontiacs were also represented from the 30’s right up to the hot new G8. We are proud to say the Dallas Area Pontiac Association was there in force, with 17 cars entered in the event.

The Tiger Prowl is a benefit car show with proceeds benefiting The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.

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