1965 Pontiac Grand Prix

65post · Poncho Master!

1965 Pontiac Grand Prix

71LS · Addicted!

SWEET !

63gpman · Addicted!

Very nice looking ride, chrome looks awesome, paint looks solid, interior is nice, but its kind of a resto custom of sort. wrong wheels, cracked dash, wrong engine paint, crapy air cleaner, Not showing the steering wheel is the same as saying it is all cracked up on these, hood tach that does not belong and a few personal touches that are off. Don't get me wrong, i would drive the wheels off that thing and it would put a smile on my face doing so but the price tag looks off?

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

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Date Listed	01-May-14
Price	$24,500.00
Address	Papineauville, QC, Canada View map

Make	Pontiac
Model	Grand Prix
For Sale By	Owner
Body Type	Coupe (2 door)
Transmission	Automatic
Year	1965
Colour	Black
Kilometers	60000
Drivetrain	Rear-wheel drive (RWD)
Fuel Type	Gasoline

Pontiac Grand Prix 1965 (Model American). Excellent condition.

Cle en mains. Très, très belle voiture. Moteur 389, 4 bbl., bucket seat, trans. 3 vitesses automatique au plancher. C'est voiture est gagante dans les expositions de voitures. Toute original. Très rare.

Prix 24,500.00 légèrement negotiable. Tele: 819-427-5772.

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

63gpman wrote:
Very nice looking ride, chrome looks awesome, paint looks solid, interior is nice, but its kind of a resto custom of sort.
wrong wheels, (easy fix)
cracked dash, (easy fix)
wrong engine paint, (easy fix)
crapy air cleaner, (easy fix)
Not showing the steering wheel is the same as saying it is all cracked up on these, MAYBE most old cars especially in U.S. fatten up the wheel for better driving
hood tach that does not belong and a few personal touches that are off.
Don't get me wrong, i would drive the wheels off that thing and it would put a smile on my face doing so but the price tag looks off?

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63gpman · Addicted!

Are you saying that the $24,000 price tag is in line? I agree, it's a very very cool ride and I would love to own it. But there is at least $3000 that needs to be added for the dash, steering wheel, wheels and so on. Maybe the market is better there?

www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Pontiac-Grand-Prix-389-4-barrel-3-speed-automatic-fully-restored-NO-RESERVE-/151275371605%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557#ht_326wt_1071

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

I love the big old boat biggrin

I have a opinion on price, but I don't want to express it until the Kijiji ad is over.....

but the price is hard to comment on... With members of "all income" groups here you will get 2-100 different opinions

To some 24 grand plus 3-4 to make it correct, or not, is chump change......

To others, its 2-3 times more than, we can afford

When some say, its too expensive, sometime that means too expensive to them

The car has much going for it

and (price) money is and always will be, a matter of opinion...

When you post a car for sale anywhere in the world on a paid for or free listing

you have to be prepared for opinions expressed

Thats the way it is

If a seller can't handle that

then park it on the front lawn and suffer the opinions face to face

have a nice day Its raining here again

63gpman · Addicted!

Agree, it's worth what someone will pay and the 65-66 full size Pontiacs to me are the best looking ones of all.

It's sunny and I'm going to a beer expo at noon and 2 swap meets tomorrow...........it is a great day!!

Greaser · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

63gpman wrote:
it is a great day!!

not so much in Cowtown.....or should that be Snowtown... cry

73SC · A Poncho Legend!

Always had a soft spot for 65's, we had a Laurentian and Custom Sport in the family. As 63gpman said these are among the finest looking Pontiacs ever built with the iconic coke bottle and Pontiac look.Black paint and chrome is a hard combination to beat and the Rally II wheels look awesome on that car. Hood tachs were actually a Grand Prix option but not until later. Who said collecting and restoring cars was a cheap past time? I'd still rather own a nice Canadian model car though, Black with red guts and a 409.