Good looking family. What the heck happened to you???

(dont spit on my stickers!!! )

What stickers, after that comment.

yeah thats me in the orange... top left... and my lil 16 yr old bro under me....

my grandma is a double widow

and my aunt is divored with 2 kids that could not make it...

I figured it was something like that, Andrew... I just thought it might have made them feel even more "alone" sitting there in different shirts. I wasn't really trying to make a serious commentary though; just point out a silly detail.

Great car pics. So was it a GN or a GNX?

And notice where you were when you had this fun experience......


......is this heaven?


No. It'* Iowa.

wow, theres a LOT of kids in your family

Does he have a bonnie?

Corvette and CTS-V only thing missing is a GTO and all my favorites would be there

didnt really look...there were so many cars there..and i only had 1 hr to look cuz we were taking the family pics soon

what is the difference anyways?

yeah and notice how there is nobody else my age... :(

grand am...

mom has the other bonnie...

lots of older GTO'* there.... no pics...and no new ones...

The regular Grand Nationals ranged from 200 to 245 horsepower depending on the model year (1984-1987). They made anywhere from 300 to 355 lb/ft of torque, and this all came from a turbocharged 3.8 V6. The GNX (which I think stood for Grand National Experimental) was a special edition only available in the last model year, 1987. It went straight from the factory as a stock GN and was modified by McClaren to make 276hp and 360 ft/lb of torque. It was (and still is) a beast, and only 547 were produced. Very rare, and very cool. It'* a bigger deal to see a GNX than a regular GN.

Not 'jacking the post but,Here'* a GNX

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1987-...QQcmdZViewItem

Look quick...........only here for a couple of days!!!!!!!