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    So many great auto manufacturers have come and gone since the first in the late 1800s. One of the greats we've lost was Pontiac. No one is quite sure why General Motors decided to put the axe to Pontiac but it happened. Pontiac was a prolific builder of classic cars. During the '50s Pontiac built some very fantastic classics. Lots of chrome, lots of length, lots of room, Pontiac knew how to build the big cars. Then in the 1960s a change was a coming. Cars got smaller, engines got bigger and the muscle car was born and was birthed by Pontiac. The GTO is considered by the most to be the first true musclecar. A car built to go fast. There were others that had big engines but so were the cars, so speed wasn't that great. The GTO fascinated the world and took over the dragstrips of America. There wasn't anything better than the GTO. But there is sometimes when fast isn't what you want. Sometimes you just want to enjoy the day, listening to your favorite song while cruising to wherever the road takes you. The sun is bright, the day is long but the stock Pontiac radio sucks. So what should you do? You get over to Vintage Car Radio and get your classic Pontiac up and sounding great. Vintage Car Radio sells only the top of the line radios from the top of the line manufacturers like Antique Automobile Radio, Custom Autosound, Ken Harrison, Out of Sight Audio and Stereo Conversion. All of these radios not only sound great but they are built specifically for your classic Pontiac. That means no hassling of figuring out what wire goes to where, no hacking of your dash, easy install to get you on the road and out of garage.

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