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1960-70's Quadra Jet 4 Barrel Carburetor,Chevy,GM,Buick,Caddy,Pontiac,Olds. US $19.99
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1965 PONTIAC,GTO,OLDS 442,CORVETTE,CHEVY,BUICK,CADILLAC,PAINT CHIPS ALL MODELS US $11.95
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12014254 Ratchet Crimping Weatherpack Weather Pack Crimper Tool Sale Price: $105.95 |
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Weather Pack Terminal and Seal Crimper. Crimps Weather Pack terminal and seal in one cycle. Features two double cavities, an orientation block and a ratchet mechanism to ensure that each crimp cycle is completed. Factory calibrated to be used only with Weather Pack terminals and seals. Wire range 20-14. NEW RATCHET WEATHERPACK WEATHERTIGHT TERMINAL CRIMPER RATCHET CRIMP ACTION PROVIDES REPEATABLE AND RELIABLE TERMINATIONS CRIMP RELEASE PROVIDES OPERATOR SAFETY DUAL-MOLDING GRIPS FOR ERGONOMIC COMFORT CRIMPS WEATHERPACK AND NON INSULATED OPEN BARREL CONNECTORS AWG 20-14 Weather Pack Terminal and Seal Crimper Equivalent to: Delphi/Packard 12014254, SPX Kent Moore J-38852 DESIGNED TO BE USED WITH DELPHI PACKARD WEATHERPACK WEATHERTIGHT CONNECTERS DELPHI PACKARD WEATHERPACK WEATHERTIGHT CONNECTERS ARE THE SAME CONNECTORS USED BY NASCAR TEAMS OFF ROAD AND ENDURANCE RACE TEAMS WORLD WIDE THIS TOOL ALLOWS YOU TO MAKE A PROFESSIONAL CRIMP WITHOUT HIGH COST. A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR TOOL BOX FOR ANYONE USING WEATHERPACK WEATHERTIGHT CONNECTERS. I ALSO HAVE AVAILABLE PIN EXTRACTION TOOLS FOR WEATHERPACK |
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CRL Flexible Flocked Rubber Glass Run Channel for Chevy, Pontiac, Olds and Buick 1977+ Rear Door - 96 in long Sale Price: $28.57 |
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CRL Unbeaded All-Rubber Channels are OEM quality, and will provide you with the best results when replacing or repairing damaged or missing channels in vehicles. All channels are comprised of an electrostatic flocked rubber to protect the glass and provide quiet operation. Please note the shoulders" on the outside of some of these channels when determining which channel you require. They are designed to retain the channel in the door glass channel frame and you should choose the one that most closely resembles the channel you are replacing. Outside Width: 1-9/64 in (29 mm) Depth: 19/32 in (7.5 mm) Length: 96 in (2,438.4 mm) Minimum Order: 1 Each |
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GM (Buick / Cadillac / Chevy / GMC / Olds / Pontiac) (D/T/GB)- "Cole" Nickel Plated "Single Sided" (Colored Head) Key Blanks - (B51D / S1098D) Sale Price: $5.50 |
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Two Lane Blacktop List Price: $19.98 Sale Price: $79.95 |
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James Taylor is The Driver, a car-obsessed racer with stringy hair and a concentration that precludes conversation. He travels the backroads of rural America with his buddy, The Mechanic (Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys), an equally obsessed lost soul at home only in the car or under the hood. They have no names, only designations, and no life outside of their gypsy existence, riding the unending highway in their souped-up '55 Chevy from race to race. After picking up a hitchhiking Girl (Laurie Bird), whose presence breaks the tunnel-vision focus of the two men, they challenge a middle-aged hotshot, the garrulous G.T.O. (Warren Oates) to a cross-country race. Monte Hellman's Two-Lane Blacktop is the most alienated evocation of modern America ever made, an almost abstract study in dislocation and obsession set against a vague landscape of roadside diners and rest stops. Taylor and Wilson deliver appropriately blank performances, only expressing emotion when The Girl sparks jealousy between them. Oates is a glib dynamo constructing a new persona in every scene, as if trying on characters to play as he ping-pongs between the coasts. "How fast does it go?" asks The Driver, admiring G.T.O.'s car. "Fast enough," he answers. The Driver snaps, "You can never go fast enough." These are characters on the road to nowhere who can't work up enough speed to escape themselves. --Sean Axmaker |
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American Muscle Cars Volume 3 List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $9.99 |
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Volume 3 from PowerBlockTV's award winning MuscleCar series, this 1 hour and 18 minute DVD is packed with history, production facts, specifications, power & torque stats, interviews and driving action on 23 different muscle cars that ruled the streets and tracks in the 60's and 70's.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.This product is expected to play back in DVD Video "play only" devices, and may not play in other DVD devices, including recorders and PC drives. |
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American Muscle Cars Volume 1 List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $9.99 |
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Volume 2 from PowerBlockTV's award winning MuscleCar series, this 1 hour and 18 minute DVD is packed with history, production facts, specifications, power & torque stats, interviews and driving action on 23 different muscle cars that ruled the streets and tracks in the 60's and 70's.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.This product is expected to play back in DVD Video "play only" devices, and may not play in other DVD devices, including recorders and PC drives. |
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Metra 40-GM10 GM Antenna Adapter List Price: $9.95 Sale Price: $0.01 |
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GM factory antenna with mini barbed or barbless plug for aftermarket radio |
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Metra 70-1858 Radio Wiring Harness For GM 88-05 Harness List Price: $8.95 Sale Price: $0.01 |
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For 1988+ GM models |
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5 pc. No-Scratch Tools for Removing Fastener & Molding List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $13.99 |
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Neiko Tools U.S.A. 5 piece No-Scratch Tools for Removing Fasteners and Moldings, Set Includes 5 Distinctive Tools for Easy Removal of Fastener, Molding, Wheel Hubs, Etc. |
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How to Swap GM LS-Series Engines into Almost Anything (S-A Design) List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $16.46 |
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In 1997, the LS1-powered Corvette hit the streets. At the time, the new LS1 garnered much fanfare, but in reality, its release marked a seismic advance in V-8 engine technology that ushered in a new era of performance. The LS1, featuring ground-breaking architecture, was the first of the third generation of LS engines, which delivered towering performance and efficiency from its compact design. High-performance enthusiasts quickly gravitated to the wide range of Gen III and IV LS engines that followed, and these engines were transplanted into hot rods, muscle cars, sports cars, and many other vehicles. How to Swap GM LS-Series Engines into Almost Anything shows how to fit these powerhouse engines into popular GM F-Body cars, such as the Camaro and Firebird, and also how to install these powerplants into non-GM muscle cars, sports cars, trucks, and of course, hot rods. This book includes a historical review, complete specs, and detailed information so you can select and fit the best LS engine for a particular vehicle and application. A section on mounting kits, explaining how to install these engines into a variety of cars using readily available motor mount kits, universal engine mounts, or fabricated mounts. In addition, the book shows you how to perform necessary oil-pan modifications and adapt accessory drivers as well as choose the most suitable fuel pump, exhaust system, wiring harness, and electronic control module. This guide takes it a step further, revealing how to select the best reprogramming equipment and software for a vehicle and its application. Finally, the book covers the range of compatible transmissions for LS engines. How to Swap GM LS-Series Engines into Almost Anything is your complete guide for swapping the legendary GM LS Gen III and IV engines into any vehicle and creating a truly unique ride. |
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Any attempt to describe a human mind in physical terms is bound to be symbolic. Yet there are certain symbols used in both military and marketing operations that seem to be especially appropriate.
In a military war, hills or mountains are usually considered strong positions, especially useful for defense. In a marketing war, management people often refer to strong positions as "high ground." So it seems appropriate to use the mountain as a key concept in marketing warfare.
But in warfare, a mountain can be either occupied or unoccupied. Tissue Mountain, for example, is occupied by the brand Kleenex. Ketchup Mountain is owned by Heinz. Computer Mountain by IBM.
Some mountains are being strongly contested. Cola Mountain is partially occupied by Coca-Cola, but is under heavy attack by Pepsi-Cola.
When a customer uses a brand name in place of a generic, you know the mountain in their mind is strongly held. When someone points to a box of Scott tissues and says, "Hand me a Kleenex," you know who owns the Tissue Mountain in that person's mind.
Who owns the automobile mountain in the United States? Many years ago Ford did. But Ford got torn apart by the segmentation strategy of general Motors.
So today Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Buick each own different segment of the automotive mountain, with perhaps Cadillac in the strongest position as the owner of the high-priced luxury segment. (Today people will use the name Cadillac as a synonym for a high-quality product.") As a result of its five strong independent positions, General Motors owns the dominant share of the U.S. automotive market.
Monolithic Mountain are being fought over and cut up into segments, each owned by a different warlord. This long-term trend is likely to continue well into the twenty -first century.
The original owner has a choice: extend or contract. Faced with an enemy that attempts to segment the market, a company can extend its forces to try to control the entire territory, or shrink them to protect home base.
The owner's instincts are usually wrong. Greed encourages a brand leader to extend its forces to try to control all segments. Too often everything is lost in an effort to protect a small portion of the mountain. As Frederick the Great once said, "He who attempts to defend everywhere defends nothing."
Is there no defense against a competitor who attempts to segment your mountain? Fortunately for the big companies of this world, there is. More on this strategy in the chapter on defensive warfare.
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Does Gm Have Too Many Brands?
Lots of folks are speculating about GM's future. If you take all the press reports at heart, you would think that General Motors is on life support. Quite frankly, the opposite is true especially when you look at the global picture. In 2005, "the General" sold more than 9 million cars worldwide, the first time the automaker reached that figure since 1978. Yes, U.S. auto sales are down and some are calling for GM to reduce its many brands, currently numbering 8. Who should GM let go? Or, should General Motors stick with the game plan and maintain all 8 brands?
For the record, GM's 8 brands are: Cadillac, Buick, Pontiac, Chevrolet, Saturn, GMC, Hummer, and Saab. You could take Saab out of that pack as the Swedish automaker (although fully owned by GM) builds few cars in North America. Still, GM includes Saab in its marketing schema so we'll keep them in for argument's sake.
Clearly, Cadillac is GM's luxury division; Chevrolet is it's budget or "All American" division; while GMC is the truck division. Beyond that, there is much muddling of divisions, but Buick is a maker of "near luxury" vehicles (Cadillac lite) while Hummer is GM's specialty truck division. The Saab line is a bit confusing as it once was a true European division. Now, the make is chiefly featuring rebadged GM and Subaru vehicles with little original models to show for it. Finally, Pontiac and Saturn duplicate much of what the other divisions do, although the Saturn mystique of "no haggle pricing" gives the make a certain aura to it. That leaves Pontiac.
Pontiac, like the recently killed off Oldsmobile name, is probably one of the most vulnerable of the true "American" makes. Saturn will survive because its dealer network is tops and consumer satisfaction ranks up there with Lexus.
Ultimately, the Saab name will likely die first. Outside of the U.S., particularly in Europe, Opel is a known name and an important GM make. Word has it that some of Saab's production will shift to Germany and certain rebadged Opels will begin to sport the Saab name. Let's just say once that happens, there is little reason to continue making Saabs. Let the Saab name die with dignity. Why spoil it by selling rebadged Opels as Saabs?
Personally, I think GM should leave well enough alone with its remaining American brands. I wasn't in favor of Oldsmobile's demise and I am not in favor of killing off trusted brands. GM is retooling its operation as old models are killed off and as new or revived models step in. Look for the Chevy Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, Saturn Sky, and the Buick Enclave to help spark their respective divisions to renewed glory. Am I living a pipe dream? Maybe, but at least my imagination is going in a positive direction.
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what is a good car club name i am a car club pres in las cruces nm we ar Primary a 1963 1972 club?
we ar a GM muscle car club chevy olds pontiac buick dodge plymoth and ford we acept all cars from 1940s to 1980s but name has to reflect 1965 1972 fro info of club please email me ryverheed@yahoo.com
you should name your club (the old timers) lol
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