This vehicle is heading to the Hot August Nights auction in Reno, Nevada on August 4th-6th. Contact us for bidding arrangement information!
This gorgeous 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix, finished in correct Sunfire Red Metallic with an immaculate Parchment interior, is 389 cubic-inch Tri-Power V8, with a very rare 4-speed manual trans. Odo shows 84,603 miles (believed original). Triple Rochester carburettors. Bucket seats with console, tachometer and gauges, original pushbutton AM radio with reverb, pushbutton heater, 8-lug wheels, Positraction rear end, power antenna. Power Steering, Console shifted transmission with Hurst shifter and 'cueball' shift knob.
The 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix is one of those timeless designs that remains extremely attractive, even today. This pillarless coupe is outstanding in its originality, and shows its pampered life. Absolutely no rust to to be found anywhere. If you have been looking for a vintage ride you can enjoy everyday, this is the one. The car runs and drives flawlessly. This car stands out in a crowd wherever it goes and will be a fun car and a great investment for the next owner.
Like other big Pontiacs, the GP wore slightly curvier contours enhanced by newly stacked quad headlamps, clean bodysides devoid of sculpturing, straight A-pillars and-the crowning touch -- an exclusive razor-edge roofline with concave backlight. The Grand Prix also sported a special grille treatment with radical stacked headlights and a tail panel with a special full width molding that covered the rear of the decklid and also concealed the taillights. the Grand Prix featured round signal lights set off with a single horizontal chrome strip within the grille cavity.
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