1966 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
1966 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
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1966 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
High Bidder: imotors
Highest Bid: $26,000 (USD)
End Date:
Location:
Latrobe, Pennsylvania 15650
Seller:
Engine:
389ci V8
Transmission:
Automatic
Odometer:
31,428 (Mi)
Chassis/VIN:
266576E122443
Carfax:
Not available
Lot Number:
66960298
Location:
Latrobe, Pennsylvania 15650
Seller:
Engine:
389ci V8
Transmission:
Automatic
Odometer:
31,428 (Mi)
Chassis/VIN:
266576E122443
Carfax:
Not available
Lot Number:
66960298
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OVERVIEW
This 1966 Pontiac Grand Prix is powered by a 325-horspower 389ci V8 mated to a three-speed Turbo Hydra-matic 400 automatic transmission. Finished in Burgundy with a black vinyl top over a black vinyl interior, this personal luxury car is now offered by the selling dealer with PHS documentation, reproduction window sticker, spare parts, recent Pennsylvania inspection report, and clear title.
Highlights
- Underwent complete restoration
- Soft-Ray glass windows
- Factory air conditioning
- PHS documentation
Ownership History
- Offered by a dealer
- Current location: Pennsylvania
EXTERIOR
- Burgundy paint
- Black vinyl top
- Factory tinted glass
- Fender skirts
- Driver-side adjustable chrome mirror
- Chrome brightwork
WHEELS AND TIRES
- 14-inch factory 8-lug aluminum wheels
- 205/75 radial tires
INTERIOR
- Black vinyl upholstery
- Woodgrain trim
- Bucket seats
- Center console with automatic shifter
- Power steering
- Factory A/C
- Rear speaker
- Factory push-button AM radio
INSTRUMENTS
- Gauges
- 120-mph speedometer
- Battery
- Clock
- Fuel
- Odometer shows 31,428 miles
- Title reads mileage-exempt
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION
Engine
- 389ci V8
- 325 horsepower
- 429 lb-ft of torque
- 10.5:1 compression ratio
- Four-barrel carburetor
Transmission
- Three-speed Turbo Hydra-matic 400 automatic
Service History Highlights
- Engine and transmission have received recent service which included a fluids change
UNDERCARRIAGE, SUSPENSION, BRAKES, AND EXHAUST
- 10-bolt rear end
- Power drum brakes
- Single-exit exhaust system
DATA PLATE DECODER
- STYLE - Two-door hardtop coupe
- PLANT - Linden, NJ
- TRIM - Black vinyl bucket seat interior
- PAINT - Burgundy paint with black vinyl top
KNOWN IMPERFECTIONS
- Minor tear in driver-seat
- Cracks in original steering wheel
ITEMS INCLUDED WITH THE VEHICLE
- PHS documents
- Reproduction window sticker
- Recent Pennsylvania inspection report
- Spare parts
VIDEO
- Seller has included a video showing a cold start, driving footage, and walkaround inspection
Loving the bidding war! The car is so close to reserve!
BID: $26,000
BID: $24,500
BID: $24,000
BID: $22,500
BID: $22,000
BID: $20,500
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BID: $18,000
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BID: $14,500
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@RockyS – Any date of the restoration and were the mechanicals rebuilt? Any fluid weeps? How old is paint and are there any imperfections? Glass and stainless condition? Do all electrical items work? Thx ...
Hello. Like I tell everyone pull the pictures up on the biggest screen you have access to and that will give you a really good general idea of the car. I believe the restoration is about 15 years old. The car was used sparingly. It’s not a national award winner, but at the current price point that shouldn’t matter. The paint is extremely nice. The chrome and stainless are all extremely nice. There are no leaks. If I can help more please reach out directly by phone. 724-771-5169. Thanks!
Any date of the restoration and were the mechanicals rebuilt? Any fluid weeps? How old is paint and are there any imperfections? Glass and stainless condition? Do all electrical items work? Thx
Hello everyone! Thank you for taking the time to look, watch and bid on my 1966 Pontiac! It’s a very nice car, and I am available for any last minute questions. My direct phone number is 724-771-5169. I have lowered the reserve! The car is priced below the last few that have sold on other auction sites and there’s no doubt in my mind it’s just as good! Thank you.
@dougwillard06 – What a beautiful car. I have a few questions; 1. Is there documentation to prove that the mileage on the vehicle is original and not over 100K miles? 2. Does the A/C work correctly and has it been updated from Freon to one of the newer coolant fluids? 3. What is the age of the tires? 4. In your opinion, could one expect to drive the car several hundred miles to a new home without any work being required first? Thank you. ...
Hello! Thank you for the compliment. It is a beautiful car. 1. There is no documentation to support mileage. Truthfully, I’d assume the car has 131,xxx miles, but the site just goes by the odometer reading. The car has also been restored, so it’s not being sold as a ‘survivor’ with low miles. I feel like once a car has been restored the miles are a moot point. 2. The compressor on the AC works, but it does not blow cold. If the car hits the reserve I will have the AC serviced and working properly for the new buyer. 3. I do not know the age of the tires, however the car does have a new PA State safety inspection. The tires are not dry rotted or cracked and are in very nice shape. 4. I think the car would do fine on a several hundred mile trip. I do tell people to be realistic though with your expectations. It’s a 59 year old car and shit can definitely happen. I have a real job and play with cars as a hobby, but I always have 65-70 or so cars. I do not use them extensively. I have a full time mechanic and we service them to make them usable, but other than a few of my cars I do not tour in them. Not saying the car wouldn’t make it I’m just being honest. Thank you for your interest!
What a beautiful car. I have a few questions; 1. Is there documentation to prove that the mileage on the vehicle is original and not over 100K miles? 2. Does the A/C work correctly and has it been updated from Freon to one of the newer coolant fluids? 3. What is the age of the tires? 4. In your opinion, could one expect to drive the car several hundred miles to a new home without any work being required first? Thank you.
BID: $13,500
BID: $13,000