| Pontiac Promotional Films : 1971-1972 |
Two Pontiac Promotional Films on 1 DVD, for the hard core Pontiac enthusiast!
"Pontiac Pours It On" (1971) - This is a fascinating look at how Pontiac V8 engines were built, from the
foundry to the assembly process, we see engine blocks being machined, cranks being turned, and the
care and accuracy that Pontiac poured into every 1971 engine. There are also a few scenes showing
piston assembly, head machining, differential assembly, body stamping, paint process, bumper dipping,
and much more! (24 minutes)
"The Bug And The Beetle" (1972) - This film was intended to boost the morale of the Pontiac assembly line
worker by explaining how the Japanese Imports (The Bug and the Beetle) were becoming a threat to the
American Auto Industry. With great foresight, this film explains how Pontiac line workers need to take
pride in their jobs, or eventually the Japanese Auto Makers would take over. Within 10 years, Pontiac (and
the other Detroit automakers) would lose significant market share to the imports. The quality of this film is
not very good, lots of warping due to a very old source tape, but very watchable! (14 minutes)
"Pontiac Pours It On" (1971) - This is a fascinating look at how Pontiac V8 engines were built, from the
foundry to the assembly process, we see engine blocks being machined, cranks being turned, and the
care and accuracy that Pontiac poured into every 1971 engine. There are also a few scenes showing
piston assembly, head machining, differential assembly, body stamping, paint process, bumper dipping,
and much more! (24 minutes)
"The Bug And The Beetle" (1972) - This film was intended to boost the morale of the Pontiac assembly line
worker by explaining how the Japanese Imports (The Bug and the Beetle) were becoming a threat to the
American Auto Industry. With great foresight, this film explains how Pontiac line workers need to take
pride in their jobs, or eventually the Japanese Auto Makers would take over. Within 10 years, Pontiac (and
the other Detroit automakers) would lose significant market share to the imports. The quality of this film is
not very good, lots of warping due to a very old source tape, but very watchable! (14 minutes)
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