Launched for 1962 as a high-style, upscale new model based on the full-size Catalina Ventura, the Grand Prix epitomized full-size Pontiac performance and image with this winning formula through 1968. Available only as a 2-door hardtop coupe through 1966, the Grand Prix was heavily influenced by John DeLorean, Pontiacs legendary performance-minded head of Advanced Engineering. Featuring clean, European-influenced styling, the Grand Prix made a bold statement and delivered a wide array of factory options and color combinations allowing buyers to custom-order a new Grand Prix to their specific needs and tastes, running the gamut from luxurious, high-torque boulevardier to all-out stormer.

Accompanied by documents supplied by Pontiac Historical Services, this 1966 Pontiac Grand Prix is very well-equipped with features and options, including the 4-barrel, 325 HP 389 CI V-8 engine, Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission, power brakes and steering, air conditioning, AM/FM radio with rear-seat speaker, rear-window defogger and Soft Ray tinted windshield, plus tilt wheel, door edge guards, a visor vanity mirror, non-glare tilt rearview mirror, drivers side remote control mirror and reading lamp. Following assembly, this Grand Prix was invoiced to the dealer on March 11, 1966 and known history includes a period of ownership in Tennessee. Mileage is believed actual at approximately 42,000 indicated miles and the car remains in highly original condition. It rides on Pontiacs signature 8-lug wheels mounting brand new OEM spec whitewall tires and benefits from a freshly completed major service. Experience this great full-size Pontiac luxury/performance car for yourself by calling us today for viewing arrangements and full details.