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The GMC 2500HD's are such a better looking truck than the Chevy 2500HD Can't stand the upsidedown face on the chevy. Has the Aztec look with the blinkers on the hood. Also not a big fan of the step in the side of the box on either of them. No way I am climbing over the side of a painted box to get something anyway. Does nothing for the looks.
The Ford 2500 is a good looking truck. Never owned one though. yet... When pontiac was put to rest. there where so many grand prix, grand ams & G series cars on the road. they outnumbered olds & buick combined around here. now they are slowly going away, but there are still a few of them on the road.
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The main reason I started designing, and having Pontiac T shirts printed was, because I never saw any Pontiac T shirts that had anything on them but a picture or two of certain Pontiac performance cars. There was nothing edgy, just some lame pictures with a few words sometimes.
I wanted something that said the way I felt about the brand and showed allegiance to the marque. We started with only one shirt, "Real Indians Don't Wear Bowties". I showed the chevy emblem with the cancelled circle over it. From there over 7 years we sold thousands of the "Indianhead Acres" Pontiac themed T shirts, and had a loyal following. We ended up with 15 different designs, and well some sold better than others, we never had any that didn't sell. The "PONTIADDICT" shirt was a very good seller too, (see my avatar picture) told how myself, and others fellow enthusiasts really felt about owning and driving Pontiacs. We sold shirts with attitude, same as PMD sold cars with attitude. After 7 years being tied to a T shirt stand at car shows, and races, my wife and I decided to sell out the inventory, and be able to walk the showfields during an event, and watch the racing. It was fun while it lasted, but it was also a lot of work. |
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