1964 Grand Prix

A Nice Example of a Casual Show Car and Excellent Driver

It seemed as if Pontiac could do no wrong in the high-flying Sixties. Introduced in 1962, the full-size Grand Prix coupe was a great-looking example of Wide-Track swagger, power and elegance. The clean-lined 1963 set an industry design trend and the 1964 revisions only enhanced the clean, custom look that was uniquely Pontiac. Unique Grand Prix touches include a split grille with designed-in parking lamps, vertical backup lamps and 'hidden' horizontal tail-lamps. (Conceptcarz)

"Tuxedo Black" was an excellent choice for the exterior color, complimented with a black vinyl top and 8 lug wheels. The interior is black vinyl and has bucket seats and a console with the factory manifold vacuum gauge. The performance of this Grand Prix comes from Pontiac's exclusive 389 cubic inch, 303 HP, and the optional 3 speed hydramatic transmission. The car has factory AC, which needs repair. Other factory options include power steering, power brakes, power windows and power seats. This is a "turn key" investment... ready to enjoy.