Welcome to CHP!
Any photos of the Pontiac? I love Pontiac's as well. Was originally going to buy a '67 GTO, but decided on my '72 Chevelle. 
Thanks for the query - and sure!
Right now it's in sorry shape;
I purchased it out of rural Manitoba in 1995;
They have been salting there since Moses' day;
I fixed it up and my brother painted it in 2001, then in April 2002 I got in an accident with it (it served as my daily driver for the majority of 1996-2002);
When getting it back roadworthy, I came to the conclusion that I needed to stop driving it otherwise it would go too far to be repaired...
Pre accident:
Post accident:
(Honest to goodness, I used a chain, and a light pole to pull out the bumper;
I drove up to a light pole, chained it, put it in reverse, and dropped the clutch - just log/hard enough to jerk it;
before my light-pole fix, I couldn't get hte hood open.)
The weekend after my insurance adjuster was done with me, I pulled it apart, and swapped in replacement (some temporary) parts to get it once again driveable & complete.
I have since stockpiled pretty much everything I need to complete it including full (used) rear quarters;
And all the small bits which are unique & impossible to find;
This is a Muncie 3 speed car, and will be going back to that configuration (not yet sure if I'll be keeping it that way or not; bought with a non-matching '70 Firebird RAIII/auto engine & 1972 Firebird M22);
I have a full correct L78; carb to oil pan awaiting install, as well as a second spare block c/w #13 heads to build for PSMCD (would prefer #12, but can't find them at my price point);
The hardest parts to find were the 100% correct exhaust manifolds;
I may build it as a RAIII car for PSMCD (as any modely year correct configuration is permitted) - I'm just not sure yet...
As another tidbit as to why I'm here;
I like puzzles;
In my collection of stuff carburetors have been the most curious part of the puzzle simply because of the diverity in "correct" parts ~ now the re-numbering of carbs has made the game that much tougher for me, because not only am I trying to deduce what's the 100% correct stuff, but I now have to figure out how to properly identify the correct stuff from the knock offs.
