Bright red paint, an A/C interior, a rumbling V8 under the hood,
and a five-speed upgrade make for an awesome full-size hardtop
cruiser. And as you dig deeper, you're going to find even more
desirable features on this 1963 Pontiac Catalina.
The bright red paint gets plenty of attention. It's a vibrant look
made better by a quality application. And a car like this is worth
having extra eyes drawn to it because Pontiacs really were entering
their own stratosphere of cool in this era. Stacked headlights
stretched to the edges made room for dual wide grilles to drive
home the Wide Track look. In the back, the taillights look like an
extension of the big chrome bumper. A full-size car like this was
an opportunity to offer some impressive lines and Pontiac's
designers took full advantage. You see it in the way the
full-length trim looks like a long arrow pointing the car forward.
And the Coke-bottle curves get added definition from that bright
strip that rides the fender from the door all the way to the
taillight. And while you can tell there have been solid investments
to retain this classic style, there's something more going on here.
The competition-style torque thrust wheels and large dual exhaust
tips signal this wants to own the boulevard.
Inside is a well-done interior with great factory-style features
and subtle upgrades. The front seat has plenty of space, and those
artful inserts have more color stripes than a candy cane. And the
headliner, carpets, and door panels all have a detailed quality
look. So you just know you're going to leave all the windows down
on this pillar-less hardtop so people can get a good look inside.
You can also bring plenty of them along in this roomy coupe. There
are terrific features for everyone, like an iPod stereo, power
windows, and air conditioning. Of course, it's the driver who will
always like this one the best. You have an artful steering wheel, a
wide speedometer, and a classic-style tach that goes nicely with
the floor shifter.
Fans of the GTO know the Pontiac 389 cubic-inch V8, and it's a
great powerplant to have here, too. There's a clean display where
it's easy to showcase the turquoise block and all those polished
components. It has been upgraded with an Edelbrock AVS2 four-barrel
carburetor and Edelbrock intake. Plus, it's supported by all the
right pieces, like a March serpentine belt system, a newer
alternator, an Optima red top battery, and an aluminum radiator
w/electric fan. The motor has a strong-running nature that comes
from good care, and this one also has a terrific surprise for real
V8 fans. There are electric cutouts for the dual exhaust so that
you can get an unfiltered rumble whenever you want. And you're in
complete control of the power and its soundtrack thanks to the
upgraded five-speed manual transmission. Power brakes, power
steering, and an updated suspension give this a solid cruiser
attitude.
A V8 hardtop that's equal parts power and flair never goes out of
style. That's why you know this Catalina is the right one for you.
Call today!!!
Vehicle Details
1963 Pontiac Catalina
Listing ID:CC-1532051
Price:$42,995
Location:Lithia Springs, Georgia
Year:1963
Make:Pontiac
Model:Catalina
Exterior Color:Grenadier Red
Interior Color:Maroon
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:57159
Stock Number:6278-ATL
VIN:363D8091
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