Our club plans as many events as possible during the year. From BBQ's to local "Cruise Ins" to Hosting a Car Show and more. As a member of Electric City GTO's you will have many excuses to take your car for a cruise. This is a space to showcase our club events, cars past and present, and the restoration work we do. Just click on any gallery title to be taken to the gallery. Life is too short to drive boring cars. Come Join Us.
2017 Picnic at Kyle James' House
Our Annual Holiday Party
Dave Hosted our Fall Picnic with free pony rides.
These dinners are always a favorite and are attracting more to participate.
The beautiful day added to the success for enthusiasts to drive from as far away as Canada.
Our Cruise to the Farm
Everyone enjoys cruising out to Oneonta to indulge in the best BBQ chicken. John being a club member always rolls out the red carpet.
A big hit every spring and fall are the club picnics. Any member can host these events.
We regard "Pioneer Valley GTO's" as our sister club in Springfield, MA. Their show date is always the first part of June and we always plan a cruise over to support them, weather permitting.
Here we cruised to Northville to support a fellow Pontiac enthusiast, "Dave's Bone Yard".
A great trip to Autogear Equipment in Syracuse, NY to see how they build the new "Muncie" Transmissions
Between 1993 and 2007, we hosted one of the Capital District's largest car shows culminating with us hosting the "GTOAA" International Convention in Saratoga Springs 2008.
A collection from crusies, club outings, Cars and Coffee days and our 2023 Holiday Party.
A collection from our weekly Cars and Coffee meets, soaking up the morning sun.
A collection from events throughout 2024. This year we added weddings to our special outings!
My very first new car was this Antique Gold 4 speed with hideaway headlights. Wound up be my daily driver for our family for seven years.
Found down in Sommers, CT. This 1972 spent its whole life in the Massachusetts area. An original GT 350 3 speed car was brought back to life after sitting for 20 years.
I purchased the car in 2010 from a guy in Troy, NY, who had purchased it 25 years prior when he was in the Navy and stationed in CA.
Nice collection of GTO's. The white '70 is a Concourse Gold car by Rammy Kimberly of Bridport, VT.
Beautiful "Motor Trend's Car of the Year for 1968".
This is a beautiful example of the '65 GTO which is a Concourse Gold car by Rammy Kimberly.
Kyle purchased a 1978 Trans Am Y88 Gold Special Edition. This is a one year only T/A (1,267 units) with a 4 speed transmission
An original Texas car that has not been on the road since 1987. The car was originally a 326 2sp automatic with 2:56 rear and a console.
These are the photos after the restoration.
I like to think I had a hand in locating this car from an old member, (Jack Stand John). Dave Jr. made the deal to purchase this by the numbers RA III Judge presently in restoration.
This car was in the movie Charlie's Angles and Camron Diaz Drove it in the movie.
Bill bought this car in April 1984 at the swap meet in Carlisle, PA. It is a numbers matching GTO with a 400 cubic inch Pontiac HO, TH400 automatic and 3.55 rear gear. Original color combo was Baja gold, saddle interior and dark gold convertible top.
These are the photos during the restoration project.
Dave picked up a new Judge. This album shows some of the modifications and update he made to perfect his project.
A compilation of a few of the new rides and projects from 2022.
Drew acquired this GTO 2024. This car has history with our club so we are excited to keep it in our family.
Replacing the floor and braces in a 1972 LeMans. Lots of cutting, grinding, screwing, and welding.
Using a piece of pipe from a hardware store and the original for a pattern a decent copy is made that when painted engine blue will be a passable replacement.
Molasses Rust Removal is an inexpensive, easy, and enviormentally friendly way to remove rust for your restoration.
Removing the roof skin from a 1964 GTO to put on a 1964 Lemans.
This is the photo file taken by me and the restorer Doug Manley, during 2010-2013 of my '65. Unbelievable what he did.
Dave's Judge currently in the process of a frame-off restoration.
Starting with the newly assembled short block, Garry (Skip’s friend) and Dave Jr. assembled the rest of the engine on an engine stand.
Beginning to end restoration.