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1971

Pontiac Grand Ville, 1971. Launched as a new flagship model for the Pontiac range built on a stretched-wheelbase version of the GM "B" platform, the Grand Ville was initially available as pillarless saloon or coupe and a convertible. All were powered by the 455ci V8 with Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission. Initial sales were strong and built to a peak in 1973 but the oil crisis of late 1973 and early 1974 led to gasoline shortages, long lines at filling stations, and high fuel prices. These factors sharply cut into full-sized car sales and the Grand Ville was discontinued in 1975.

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1967 Pontiac Firebird ★彡𝓛𝓓ミ★

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1966 Pontiac GTO convertible

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1970 Plymouth Roadrunner 440 Six Pack

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Pontiac GTO Convertible 1965. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

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Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Type K, 1977. The original Firebird Type K was done in 1977 under the direction of GM executive designer David Holls. The first Type K (for Kammback) prototypes were built from fiberglass. However GM's Design VP met with Italian coach builder Pininfarina and arranged to have two metal-bodied Type K’s constructed for show purposes. In late 1977, Pininfarina delivered the twin wagons - a silver one with a red interior and a gold one with natural beige interior. These were 1978 cars, but later converted to look like 1979-80 models.

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Photo: richardburnsphotography

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1965 Pontiac GTO