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Hi there, just a quick note to say I met Bob Waldmire in 2003 while travelling Route 66 on my way to the Harley 100th ararvensniy. I bumped into him outside the Rt 66 museum in Clinton and we talked for ages. He seemed very interested that a group of us had shipped our harleys from New Zealand to ride 66. He duly autographed a couple of drawings for me and I still have them framed beside a photo I took of him beside his faithful old van. He was passionate about the mother road and a real gentleman full of tips for traveliing the road .

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an OUTSTANDING post! I LOVE your feistiness! Indeed, what GM did was awful, alsmot criminal, when it murdered Pontiac. Pontiac was #3 at GM, and was relatively even more popular in Canada.I've owned 9 Pontiacs in my lifetime, including the '84 Trans Am I own now. I have never owned any other make of vehicle. When you Google Bring Back Pontiac , you will find a large number of websites/threads. GM had the audacity to murder a brand that has such a large following; there ought to be hell to pay. I had been a loyal Pontiac and therefore, GM customer for decades. Absolutely, GM will NEVER smell my business again, unless Pontiac is revived. The least GM can do is to at least CONSIDER reviving Pontiac.Thanks again for your great post; it had a lot of oomph.

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