Which Pontiac Grand Prix's would you like to see M2 make
62 GP
63-64 GP
65-66 GP
67-68 GP
69-70 GP
71-72 GP
73-76 GP

I would like to see the 69-70 GP:thumbsup:

'67-'68 for me.
Good poll idea...thanks!

- LMX -

Tough decision ... Any of the 62 - 67 models are good ..

I would take one of each, but I cast my vote for 67-68.

I'd actually prefer a '67-'68 Catalina or Bonnieville

I'll buy anything from the sixties.

I'd like to see the 68 GP, my dad had a brand new one when I was a kid, loved it since then. No one has ever made a replica of the last full size grand Prix in any scale!

The 69-70 GP's are the ones I like.But they all could be made as far as I'm concerned.

Hey fellas, I voted for the older one myself. Can someone post photos and maybe production numbers?

Thanks,
Sean

Hey fellas, I voted for the older one myself. Can someone post photos and maybe production numbers?

Thanks,
Sean

If you mean the 67-68 , I read some production numbers where there were 42981 of the 67s , 31711 of the 68s .
The re-design in 69 for "personalized sized" saw a huge increase to 112486 units .. then for 1970 , the numbers fell more than 40 % due to the other "personalized sized" models introduced , such the the Monte Carlo ..


pics of the 67 convert and the 68 hardtop

http://carnut2.com/w66grandprix.jpg

63 GPhttp://img.infocoches.com/img/pontiac/1963-Grand-Prix/pontiac_1963-Grand-Prix-001_1.jpg

The Red one is a 66 GP

62 GPhttp://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Pontiac/1962_Pontiac_Gran_Prix_389_Hardtop_W-aluminum_Wheels_Brown_F.jpg

65 GPhttp://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Pontiac/1965PontiacGrandPrixMagazineAd-aug17.jpg

67 GPhttp://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Pontiac/1967_Pontiac_Grand_Prix_428_Cv_Blue.jpg

68 GPhttp://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Pontiac/1968_Pontiac_Grand_Prix_2dr_Sport_Coupe-01.jpg

69 GPhttp://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Pontiac/1969_Pontiac_Catalina.jpg

71 GPhttp://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/pontiac-grandprix/images/pontiac-grandprix-1971a.jpg

72 GPhttp://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/pontiac-grandprix/images/pontiac-grandprix-1972a.jpg

73 GPhttp://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/pontiac-grandprix/images/pontiac-grandprix-1973a.jpg

76 GPhttp://www.pontiacserver.com/gph3_2a.jpg

62-30,195
63-72,959
64-63,810
65-58,881
66-36,757
67-42,981
68-31,711
69-112,486
70-65,750
71-58,325
72-91,961
73-153,899
74-99,817
75-86,582
76-228,091
77-288,430

The GP was down sized in 1978.

67 GPhttp://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Pontiac/1967_Pontiac_Grand_Prix_428_Cv_Blue.jpg
I dig them slits for the parking lights....those are the teets!

Are GPs Bonnevilles and Catalinas '62-'68 all the same wheelbase????

- Al Katraz -

I think they were on the same wheel base,except for 1969 the GP was on a shorter wheel base.

http://image.highperformancepontiac.com/f/69-gp-65/10297749+w450+h338+cr0+re1+ar1/1969-pontiac-grand-prix-5.jpghttp://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp324/johnsZ28/71GPSJ2002-01-01219.jpghttp://www.autabuy.com/Photos/252561_176138597_Original.jpg

There ain't a bad one in the bunch here. I would love to see the 67 and 68 especially. Used to work with a guy in a body shop when I was 18, who had a twin to that Verdoro green 68 pictured earlier in this thread. I always thought the 68 rear end was distinctive with the taillights in the bumper that turned down on either side of the license plate opening. The 67 haas to be one of the nicest designs with the hidden headlights and GTO style taillights.....and it was the only year for a convertible.

I know this is about a year too late, but I thought I would post it anyway. I didn't realize that there were so many great looking Grand Prix's throughout it's history! Some very nice looking cars there! But, I had a 1974 SJ, so I thought I'd post a picture so 1974 would be represented with an image.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3530/4029535714_f86472c244.jpg

Sorry for the late post, but I just found this old slide of my Grand Prix, which I had misplaced and not seen for about 30 years. I'm loving that car all over again!