In 1962, the Pontiac Grand Prix name was applied to cars in the mid-sized luxury car market. Pontiac placed the Grand Prix just below the large Bonneville in the company’s lineup. The Grand Prix was really a standard Pontiac Catalina coupe with less trim outside and a sportier interior (bucket seats and a center console). Though passed through several model changes over its 46 year life, it remains a classic Pontiac.
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1963 Pontiac Grand Prix – no engine or trans, front wrecked ,but lots of good body and trim parts. n-536
1962 Grand Prix – original 389 engine, runs, complete except for L/H grille and front bumper. Has P/S P/B buckets console automatic. A rough original old car. $2,500 n-094
1967 Grand Prix – One of the rarest Pontiac convertibles made. This car came from Florida and is rusted beyond belief but has lots of good parts, has A/C, tilt, buckets, console, P/W, remote mirror, hidden headlights, speed sentinel speedo, etc. All or parts n-158
1968 Grand Prix – Black bucket seat , console interior, 400 4 barrel , T-400, PS, PB , 8 track ,complete all original, not running $2,250 n-204a
1967 Grand Prix convertible – 400 cid, TH400, tilt, AC, PW, buckets, console, cornering lamps, RARE, rough but restorable. $2,500 n-051
