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Tag Archives: Pontiac
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Car of the Week: 1966 Pontiac GTO
The first time Gary Pietraniec went "Goat" hunting, the Dearborn Heights, Mich., resident opted for a 1968 Pontiac GTO. For his latest Goat, he went back a bit further, landing a 1966 hardtop that has clearly fit the bill nicely as a nearly original muscle machine that makes for a dandy weekend driver. More
Pontiac-Oakland Auto Museum in the works
New museum’s opening is planned for July 21-24, 2011, in Pontiac, Ill.
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Car ‘Beauties and Beasts’ at AutoFair
Best and worst autos at the April 7-10, 2011, Food Lion AutoFair at Charlotte Motor Speedway. More
Car of the Week: 1958 Pontiac Chieftain
It really doesn’t take much examination to realize Paul Craddock’s 1958 Pontiac Chieftain is not your ordinary 1950s hobby car. With a paltry 2,549 miles on its odometer, the Starmist Silver sedan is certainly one of the lowest-mileage 1950s Pontiacs in the country, and it may well be the most authentic Chieftain in existence. More
Car of the Week: 1957 Pontiac Bonneville
Almost 48 years after he bought it, Chuck Richardson is still driving his rare 1957 Pontiac Bonneville — rare because it was one of only 630 built for the model’s first year. And unusual because the cars only came as fuel-injected convertibles.
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Car of the Week: 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix SSJ
As a self-professed Pontiac Grand Prix nut, Chris Neumaier always told himself that if the opportunity ever came up to own an SSJ — a flashy Hurst-outfitted Grand Prix from the early 1970s — he wouldn’t pass up his chance.
"They’re kind of the ‘Holy Grail’ of Grand Prix cars," said Neumaier. "This one has turned into kind of a love-hate relationship. I always tell people this is the car I love to hate.” More
Mecum to sell personal collection of ultra-rare Pontiacs at Spring Auction
Spring sale to feature five from the ’60s-era
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Car of the Week: 1957 Pontiac Ambulance
Certainly, as 1957 Pontiacs go, it would be hard to find one much more unique than Dennis Statz’s eye-popping Star Chief ambulance. Not only is the car big and beautiful, it is a very low-mileage survivor, with a meager 13,500 ticks showing on the speedometer. The car started out life as a Star Chief four-door sedan and was turned into an ambulance by Superior Coachworks. It was ordered by the Detroit Diesel Allison Division to be a company ambulance, but it rarely saw use, and was eventually sold to an Indianapolis man in 1973 with only about 1,800 miles of use.
Search for oldest Pontiacs ends successfully
Fairfield County Concours d’Elegance went on the search for the oldest Pontiacs, and found them.
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Car of the Week: 1957 Pontiac Bonneville (V-8)
Pontiac accomplished a lot when it unveiled the new fuel-injected Bonneville for 1957. Not only did the company have itself a beautiful luxury cruiser that could blast down the highway at 130 mph, but it managed to completely change how the car-buying public perceived the Pontiac nameplate.
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