Vehicle Description
STK 3954 1966 Pontiac Grand Prix
The Grand Prix model first appeared in Pontiac's line-up in 1962.
It was essentially a standard Catalina coupe with minimal chrome
trim and a sportier interior (bucket seats and console). The
performance-minded John DeLorean contributed to the development of
both the Grand Prix and later the GTO. This 1966 Grand Prix is a
perfect example of the 'full-size GTO'. It received a careful
restoration back to virtually original condition (2019). The very
straight exterior was professionally re-sprayed in a 2-stage Silver
Metallic finish and accents include classic factory wheel covers,
BFG Silvertown whitewall radials, rear fender skirts and beautiful
chrome. The handsome interior features new two-tone embossed vinyl
upholstery, matching door cards, full console w/shifter, wood
accents and new carpeting. It is also equipped with factory air
(needs TLC), power tinted windows, a full set of analog gauges and
the original AM sound system.
Horsepower is furnished by a rebuilt 389ci Pontiac V8, an engine
that was introduced in 1960 and became a mainstay of the Pontiac
lineup for a decade. The engine was factory equipped with a Carter
4V and was rated at 325hp. (This carburetor was upgraded to an
Edelbrock Performer four-barrel when the engine was rebuilt.) The
motor is backed by a 3-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission and
stock differential. The solid chassis of this Grand Prix is
equipped with coil-spring suspension, power steering, 4-wheel power
disc/drum brakes w/dual-master and free-flowing exhaust. There are
very few of these Grand Prix models around and this nicely restored
coupe is very special and belongs in your Poncho garage. ALL
VEHICLES SOLD "AS IS".
