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Pontiac entered the NASCAR scene in 1950. Since then, Hot Wheels has made plenty of Pontiac NASCAR Stockers, mainly under the Grand Prix name.
Fun Fact: In the Hot Wheels Pro Racing line, the Pontiac Grand Prix Stocker is the longest used casting Without any retooling. This might be because in was a Pontiac Grand Prix Stocker that Kyle Petty used for his #44 Hot Wheels car.
Pontiac Stocker may refer to one of the following:
- First came the Pontiac Stocker in 1992 for the Pro_Circuit series designed by Larry Wood
- Next came the popular Pontiac Grand Prix Stocker in 1997
- In a promotion to tribute Richard Petty, the '84 Pontiac Grand Prix was created in 2004 and designed by Michael Kollins
On a technicality:
(cars that didnt appear in the Pro Racing series but did appear in a Stock Car Variation, or in NASCAR but have yet to appear in a Stock Car Variation)
- In the same promotional tribute Richard Petty, the '67 Pontiac GTO was used.
- In the International Race of Champions (IROC) series (similar to NASCAR) the IROC Firebird was created in 1998 designed by Mark Jones
- The 2014 Color Shifters variation of the '64 Pontiac GTO came in a Stock Car scheme.
- If I am including the 1970 Firebird T/A which did appear in the NASCAR Late Model series, I might as well include the mainline version the '70 Pontiac Firebird. Unfortunately a Stock Racing variation has never appeared.
- The '66 Pontiac GTO, '69 Pontiac GTO, & '70 Pontiac GTO Judge appeared in the NASCAR series but where never given a Stock Racing variation
- The '65 Pontiac GTO had a Stock car variation in the 50 States Connect Cars series
