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1963 Pontiac “happiest job on earth”

admin — Thu, 06 May 2010 02:02:30 +0000

1963 Pontiacs advertisement

Selling 1963 Pontiacs may not be the happiest job on earth…but it comes close!

Maybe selling new Pontiacs isn’t quite as much fun as playing Santa Claus, but the jobs do have a lot in common. Happy people…pleasant surprises…and sparkling new beauty are associated with both. On the other hand, maybe the Pontiac dealer’s job is just a little bit better. After all, his season is so much longer!

Pontiac Motor Division – General Motors Corporation

Source: 1963 Ward’s Automotive Yearbook

1963 GM line up

admin — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:44:29 +0000

1963 General Motors line up advertisement

Let’s see, did we forget anyone? If they like their driving mixed with a little excitement, there’s the full-sized Chevrolet … Chevy II gives them the same smart spirit in a smaller package…Corvair’s just right for the small car crowd. Pontiac? A glamorous new Wide-Track and this sleek new Pontiac Tempest will do it. Then there’s a full-sized sparkler of an Oldsmobile…and a veritable little gen of an Oldsmobile F-85. And for Buick fans, a gorgeous big one and that very special Buick Special. We’ll top it off with the handsomest Cadillac yet. And everybody goes for Body by Fisher. There’s something for everyone! General Motors.

1958 “Big Bold” Pontiac Chieftain

admin — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 21:42:15 +0000

1958 Pontiac Chieftain advertisement

1958 Pontiac Chieftain, featuring a optional Tempest 395 engine with Tri-Power carburetion or Fuel Injection – Just a hint of the upcoming increased horse power and muscle car war.
Source: 1958 Mechanix Illustrated

1966 Pontiac – “Wide Track Pontiac / ’66

admin — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 14:05:42 +0000

There are 39 other cars that look this good. We make them, too.

An ad from the 60′s Pontiac “Wide Track” advertising campaign. A campaign that they tried using again 30 years later.

(For more on the “Wide Track” advertising see this New York Time article)

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