For Sale: 1970 Pontiac Bonneville in Annandale, Minnesota

1970 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible A striking example of Pontiac's full-size luxury and performance era, this 1970 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible is finished in a rich red exterior complemented by a white power convertible top and a well-preserved black interior with woodgrain accents. Showing just 23,330 miles on the odometer, this Bonneville presents with the unmistakable presence that made Pontiac's flagship convertible one of the most impressive American cruisers of its day. Its long, sculpted body is highlighted by Pontiac's distinctive split grille, quad headlights, extensive brightwork and classic wide whitewall tires with Pontiac wheel covers. Under the hood is a Pontiac V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. The engine compartment retains a largely factory-style appearance, including Pontiac-blue engine components and a traditional round air cleaner. Power steering and power brakes add to the effortless driving character expected from a Bonneville. The spacious black interior features front and rear bench seating, woodgrain dash and door-panel trim, Pontiac instrumentation and an AM radio. Power-window controls are visible in the photographs, further emphasizing the Bonneville's upscale equipment. The beautifully detailed passenger compartment provides generous seating for top-down cruising. The car retains its GM certification label dated 10-69, consistent with early production for the 1970 model year. With its dramatic proportions, desirable convertible body style, attractive red-and-white color combination and 23,330 miles showing, this 1970 Pontiac Bonneville represents the era when Pontiac combined luxury, size and V8-powered open-air motoring into one impressive automobile. HIGHLIGHTS: 1970 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible; 23,330 miles showing; Pontiac V8 engine; automatic transmission; red exterior; white power convertible top; black interior; power windows; power steering; power brakes; wide whitewall tires; Pontiac wheel covers; woodgrain interior trim; GM certification label dated October 1969.