1965 Pontiac Catalina 421 Convertible 4-Speed Restoration Project To Its Original Factory Condition

[@TheHEAVYMETALDRILL]

Lines for days......the level of craftmanship is Astounding. Hats off to this gentleman!!!

[@CarguyEd5150]

I love Pontiacs and what a rare, beautiful, and for it's time, a powerfully quick car. A built 421 with a 4 speed was no joke and it could handle its own. The torque a well built, Pontiac engine is famous to those who know and love these cars. The only thing I would have done in this beautiful restoration was to upgrade to a dual reservoir master cylinder. Just for safety. Otherwise spot on!

[@joedefedele6380]

I agree for safety reasons a dual reservoir master cylinder is a great upgrade. Otherwise, this is a great OEM restoration.

[@jaydavis155]

These are the fruit of a genius of a design staff. Design chief Bill Mitchell had a great aesthetic for lines. He was a worthy successor to Harley Earl.

[@lincolnbergen5226]

I've always been a sucker for a nice Pontiac. Very nice

[@scottgradyharper7319]

Absolutely beautiful job. What a labor of love. I have a 65 2+2 and I love it!!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Beautiful car!!!!

[@brianhardy6234]

Gorgeous Car 🔥🔥🔥 ❤️ 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🙏

[@tomwinkle1597]

I was curious how many man hrs. and how much it cost for an awesome job like that?

[@robferragine9265]

did that car right .......

[@MrAndyLocksmith]

Nice to see Americans restoring a car properly by sandblasting it rather than the usual scuff n grind. Still not sure why anyone would want to restore most American land barges. But hey ho, if you’re going to waste time at least do it properly.