Pontiac Grand Prix I
Pontiac Grand Prix I•
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Chassis No.: 894P279704
389 CI, Factory Air
Location: Auburn, Indiana $14,575 USD | Sold • V-8 engine with dual exhaust • Three-speed automatic transmission • California car from new • Professionally repainted • Restored red interior with bucke
$18,700 USD | Sold This Grand Prix Convertible features the original 400/350hp V8 engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, power convertible top and bucket seats
Location: Auburn, Indiana $25,000 - $30,000 USD | Not Sold • 400 cu. in. V-8 engine; automatic transmission • Factory air conditioning • Power steering and brakes • Interior features bench seating, cl
$22,000 USD | Sold In 1967 Pontiac made the Grand Prix convertible. One is in the Smithsonian, same color as this one, being rare with only 5,856 convertibles produced. This particular car has the eve
$38,500 USD | Sold 1967 is the only year that Pontiac offered a Grand Prix with a top that dropped. Out of 42,981 Grand Prix's that rolled off the assembly line, only 5,856 were convertibles. This tri
$29,700 USD | Sold This restored 1964 Grand Prix comes with complete ownership history and has been awarded both Junior and Senior Division awards by The Pontiac Oakland Club International scoring 390
$44,000 USD | Sold This Grand Prix Resto-Mod is the product of a custom build with an extensive investment. The House of Kolor two-tone paint is stunning, as is the blue interior, which features bucke
Chassis No.: 266677E146413 • Engine: 400ci V8 (6.6L) • Transmission: Automatic • Drive: Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) • Body: Convertible • Doors: 2 Doors • Mileage: 5,160 mi TMU • Exterior: Red • Interior:
$41,800 USD | Sold This 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix 2-door hardtop is presented in correct Pontiac White which is in pristine condition over a mostly original red interior. This Grand Prix is powered by a
$22,000 USD | Sold This 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix is one of 5,856 convertibles built that year. It is finished in its correct Tyrol Blue with a new black convertible top and is powered by the original 4
Chassis No.: 266577E159196 • Body: Coupe • Mileage: 56,561 mi • 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix • Nut and Bolt Restoration - 400 ci 8 cylinder engine • Tri-Power Carburetor • American Racing Torq Thrust • 56,
Chassis No.: 266575E125332 $107,800 | Sold • Odometer: 37,615 miles • Engine: V-8 • Transmission: Automatic • Exterior: Palmetto Green • Interior: Black • Body: Hardtop • Highly original condition • 4
$23,100 USD | Sold This car was originally purchased in Oregon by Mickey Lolich when he signed as a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers. He didn't like the 2-speed automatic, so he sold it to his parents.
$26,400 USD | Sold This 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix is one of 5,856 convertibles built that year. Finished in its correct Tyrol Blue with a new black convertible top, it is powered by the original 400/350
Chassis No.: 266677P158844 • Exterior: Red • Interior: Parchment • Body: Convertible • 428 CI V-8 engine • Automatic transmission • Air conditioning • Power steering and brakes • 8-lug wheels • Parchm
Chassis No.: 266575E175745 • Exterior: Blue • Interior: Black • V-8 engine • Automatic transmission • Power steering • Power brakes • Sunroof • Vinyl roof • T3 headlights • Bucket seats and console •
