I fell in love with this car......check it out:  http://www.examiner.com/classic-car-in-oakland/1960-pontiac-bonnevi...

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Comment by Sandra Lutchere on May 18, 2011 at 2:43pm

60s was the era of Pontiacs and we could never deny it. I was once a big fan of it. remembered when my dad and i was having a date using this lame, old yet superb vehicle. Nowadays, there were newer brands of pontiacs that could compete to other luxurious models out there such as chevies and audis out there. However then, the beauty of potiac most especially the Bonneville is then recognized. I have no doubt for it. there were bad sides of having pontiac though since this is a rare type of vehicle, Pontiac parts are difficult to find. Good thing there is online store offering such stuff and thus customers would no longer experience long waits for them to become available. They could have them as they wish them to have and even they could do the repair job on their own since there are also manuals sich as chiton and haynes. Your ride is such one of a kind thanks for posting it.

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