[muscle_collector]

I found some old newspapers my dad had saved from 1974 the Nixon deals.
looking at the classifieds I saw these and thought you guys might enjoy them.
the one for the used cars has a 70 gp "hurtz" ssj (lol they didn't even know what they had).

[muscle_collector]

some more

[muscle_collector]

one more ad this is hilarious.

[4dblnkldude]

Wow!!! Awesome. thanks for sharing that!!

[lemansboy70]

Very cool!

Thanks for posting!!!

[RocktimusPryme]

What I think it crazy is the flip flop in car vs truck pricing. The GMC on there is half the price of the cars. Not so much today.

[66sprint6]

4,295.00 for that '74 Camaro 350 was a good chunk of change back then.

[mgarblik]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

one more ad this is hilarious.

Finally, the accessory Every Tesla needs to sound cool. Have to plug a portable cassette deck into the USB port in the car's I -POD to make it play though!

[Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by mgarblik

Finally, the accessory Every Tesla needs to sound cool. Have to plug a portable cassette deck into the USB port in the car's I -POD to make it play though!

I wonder how much consideration was given to the quality of the speakers used to project that recorded squeal. I'm guessing they were mounted under the hood too.... lazy and unrealistic.
To be able to really pull that off, you'd want to have someone like Full Custom Garage guy cut speaker holes into the rear wheel wells.

Originally Posted by RocktimusPryme;

What I think it crazy is the flip flop in car vs truck pricing. The GMC on there is half the price of the cars. Not so much today.

That does seem pretty low for a new half ton. Either those cars are well optioned or the "As low as $2587" means a 6-cyl 3-on-the-tree with no radio.

[bluejudge]

Ernie Miller Pontiac is where my 70 Judge is from, however it shows a different address. Maybe they moved the dealership at one time after 1970. Anyone have any info on this. My information on my window sticker says.
Ernie Miller Pontiac
701 W Kenosha
Broken Arrow OK 74012

[77 Canamman]

Marc Miller Buick GMC is operating from that address 4700 S Memorial Dr. in Tulsa.

[johnta1]

blue judge, do you have the PHS on your Judge?
Is the window sticker original? (or reproduced?)

77 canamman do you have a PHS with that dealer?

[77 Canamman]

Originally Posted by johnta1

77 canamman do you have a PHS with that dealer?

No...........

Just stating what I found. Nothing more......

[johnta1]

Thanks.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

I think Ernie Miller is the one Steve Hoog worked for up until his health got bad.

His family ran a Pontiac dealership too, but forgot the name of that one.
And which nearby city it was in.

Muscle_Collector can most likely fill in these blanks.

[muscle_collector]

Originally Posted by bluejudge

Ernie Miller Pontiac is where my 70 Judge is from, however it shows a different address. Maybe they moved the dealership at one time after 1970. Anyone have any info on this. My information on my window sticker says.
Ernie Miller Pontiac
701 W Kenosha
Broken Arrow OK 74012

yes that was where they were before they built the building they are in now. and yes when ernie died his son marc took over and changed the name. I bought a few trans ams from them. known marc for many years. my dad and ernie were friends.
and yes steve worked for ernie and then marc for many years. his grand parents owned kuykendall out of Muskogee.

[Held for Ransom]

Originally Posted by bluejudge

Ernie Miller Pontiac is where my 70 Judge is from, however it shows a different address. Maybe they moved the dealership at one time after 1970. Anyone have any info on this. My information on my window sticker says.
Ernie Miller Pontiac
701 W Kenosha
Broken Arrow OK 74012

https://pontiacoaklandmuseum.org/sit...ips-Family.pdf

This file may help.