r/Pontiac

SELLING MY PONTIAC GTP 🔥💯
- strut towers completely evaporated from rust
- professionally abused by approximately 15 previous owners
- transmission shifts when it feels like it
- cold air intake adds at least 85hp
- full ZZP catalog installed by a guy named Tyler in a gravel driveway
- no cats because racecar
- interior smells like vape juice and disappointment
- check engine light just means it’s running good
- “just needs tuned”
- supercharger whines louder than my ex

$5,000 FIRM I know what I got.
NO TEST DRIVES unless you got cash in hand and a tow truck following behind you.

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This is an odd one… it suggests a low, high performance model but for Fitz and Van the perspective is off - roof canopy should be further back and it’s dropped like a lowrider. Still a great image though. See you in ‘62!

I found this and i don't know what Pontiac it's for, I looked and it could be a firebird or lemans but I don't know what it's actually for, answer?

At this evenings cruise night

There was a row of GTOs, amongst other cars. Even my Dad's Sunbird made an appearance, but I didn't get a picture of it at the show.

I don’t know yet exactly when Pontiac first allowed F&V illustrations of their mid-sized and small cars after choosing not to in 1961, but I do know that in 1969 they went whole hog — the entire pig. There were at least three large, full-line sakes brochures — one with illustrations accompanied by photo details, one opposite. And one all photos. Only two of the full-lines included the Firebird. Then there was a wagon brochure, accessories brochure, full Firebird brochure, trailer-towing brochure, AND THE GREAT ONE: Pontiac’s Performance Cars brochure in which the four major car magazines tested each car: Grand Prix SJ, Firebird 400, GTO, and GTO Judge.

This is an Art Fitzpatrick and Van Kaufman large illustrated ad for two these performance cars…