1971 Pontiac Grand Prix Model J

Description

Formal, classic, loaded, and luxurious, this 1971 Pontiac Grand Prix Model J has true classic car distinction. So check out all the details, from the big numbers-matching V8 under the hood to the comfy driver-oriented interior, and you'll soon understand what 1970s personal luxury was all about.

This car understands how to maximize its appeal. The upgraded black paint has a nice luster that loves to let the sunshine highlight the long pointed hood, sharp creases in the fenders, and uniquely styled trunk. There's no better way to show off a hardtop profile than with a black vinyl roof, and the fit and finish of the total package have the look of a quality restoration. And we know why they gave the extra care and investment to this coupe. The full package has a very well-integrated look where this was one of the final years before new bumper laws took effect, and so these chrome kings know how to hug the body lines. It makes for a stylish and clean look that will always be in-demand. In fact, Pontic seemed to know they had a truly elegant coupe on their hands. That's why they gave this the Model J designation that was borrowed from Duesenberg as part of a way to show these were premium machines. The details really justify this. This Grand Prix has a timeless grand style everywhere from the flush-fitting pop-out door handles, to the way the headlights gracefully rise above the front sheet metal.

The black interior joins the exterior paint and vinyl top to deliver an ultra-desirable triple-black presentation. It looks positively elegant with details like the button-top seatbacks, smooth walnut-like trim, and a full courtesy light package that greets you when the door opens. This provides a terrific sense of vintage personal luxury. So it focuses on you with high-back front bucket seats and a center console in-between. Plus, the dash wraps around you and your gauges are set deep into a three-pod design like a European sports car. You may want to upgrade the stereo or restore the air conditioning, but those are the little details that don't take away from the level of preservation and investment it takes to look this cool in triple-black.

Under the hood is an engine bay with a show-ready level of vintage style. This is Pontiac's legendary 400 cubic-inch V8, and it's the car's numbers-matching motor. It's topped with a four-barrel carburetor because they knew how to make sure this coupe could move with confidence. This is a well-respected package, and that makes it a great classic for the road. Features like the three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, and power brakes with discs up front continue this easy cruiser feeling. You even have a nice set of Michelin tires on those classic Pontiac Rally II wheels.

Complete with the owner's manual, a Grand Prix is all about a great luxury classic. And this triple-black example has the looks, features, power, and poise to live up to it all. That makes it a terrific personal coupe that you need to get your hands on right now. Call today!!!