1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Model J

[@Tireshredderjoe]

Beautiful!

[@jaya.0069]

I had a 70 GP J Model with the same blue paint with a white vinyl top. The 400 engine would grab 140 MPH in a heartbeat!

[@michaelreilly1310esq]

Yup

[@georgemallory797]

My mom had a '69 in dark green. Matching wheels and a 400. Black interior. She used to pull out in traffic and get rubber in the first couple gears. We never wore seat belts! My dad got it up to 140 on the speedometer once and bent all the pushrods when releasing the accelerator pedal. The '69 and '70 were the best looking years. I loved riding in it.

[@gt-37guy6]

I knew a guy from High School back in 1981, he rebuilt a 428 engine from a 69 Grand Prix in auto shop class. He put in a performance cam and a shift kit in rebuilt 400 trans....Holy Hell that think was a monster! He ran it about two weeks before he was chased by the police and totaled that beautiful car...what a shame. Every panel on that car was destroyed. He sold the engine / trans, and we beat what was left with hammers and chains for kicks! Gave it a good sendoff. It was Jade Green with black interior.

[@graciemaemarie11jones16]

yep, real smart

[@felipev8927]

AWESOME !!!

[@broederbond60]

I owned a gold 1970 model J. I remember breaking out the shift cable several times doing bleach burnouts.

[@b58hustler71]

What makes this look really good is no fricking vinyl top.

[@randyklug615]

My first one was the copper color, no viynil top, black cockpit, it's a cockpit. Owned three over time. This blue one is Beautiful 😍

[@georgeguttknecht1344]

The J model for that year also had a 428 police special the car weighed a ton and being an automatic laid a 20-foot patch rubber on the asphalt hitting second gear shocking when I blew the doors off of a friend of mine 70 Trans Am haha that was a good day the look on his face was priceless

[@josephdavis6538]

Ever race corvettes with the 427

[@georgeguttknecht1344]

@@josephdavis6538 back in those days if you were lucky enough to see a Corvette it was being rebuilt one or two I may have seen we're being driven by old guys they weren't interested

[@josephdavis6538]

What was the hp on your gp

[@georgeguttknecht1344]

@@josephdavis6538 390 horsepower but I think that was too conservative some were faster than others I think it may have been a little over four hundred HP

[@gt-37guy6]

@@josephdavis6538 I have only on a rare occasion seen a Corvette on the street do really ANYTHING but cruise. Usually older guys just putting their penile extensions out there...

[@ThePrissy11]

That car needs at least a 428. The 400 was jumpy and somewhat hesitated.

[@michaelreilly1310esq]

Not mine it was a torque machine

[@davidallen5776]

The definitive Grand Prix!

[@martytruelove5026]

This was Gran Prix's BEST year.I had 2 1971's but would have preferred this year.

[@pontiac7713]

Why is this yr the best of year in grand prix?

[@RoyboyBean]

Love it! Especially with no vinyl top!

[@M21L35]

Those (headliner) belts referred to here are, in fact, shoulder belts. That Warwick Blue paint is stunning!

[@bradparris99]

You are correct about the shoulder belts, however as hardly anyone wore them, they were "headliner" belts. Back in the day I was probably the only kid that actually wore both the lap and separate shoulder belts when I drove. It just seemed like a no-brainer to buckle up.

[@markjohnston3502]

Lovely car.

[@Smokr]

Sexhay beastie! I had a 69 with the 428. Best car I ever owned. Dumbest mistake selling it.

[@dmer-zy3rb]

it was a good looking car. but still it seemed like a le mans with a tacked on long hood (which it basically was)

[@gballa2730]

Beautiful Gp...

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

0:39 well 50 years later it still has it 2019 models doesn't. Lol

[@loveitorscrapit6673]

Great looking car. Thumbs up.

[@aaronhollingsworth6808]

I love the 69 Grand Prix I own one myself, this car is perfect only flaw I see and it kills me is the front bumper needs adjusted more it don’t like up with the hood properly

[@jayrowe6473]

I had a Forest green 1970 about 35 years ago and I regret selling that car. I had to sell it in order to buy a 1973 Trans Am which I still own, but I'd rather have the GP today. The body panel gaps on my 1970 were perfect and that's the first thing I notice on these 69-70 models. Good eye on that, Aaron.

[@henrydarby3271]

Is it for sale?

[@legitman2642]

Joseph Davis stop watching this

[@legitman2642]

The grand prix is the worst car ever made

[@Mark-om4jr]

That's YOUR opinion.

[@legitman2642]

@@Mark-om4jr not talking to you

[@legitman2642]

@@Mark-om4jr that's my nephew he was just playing so shut the heck up

[@danielreiss1156]

You are a Jerkoff!

[@legitman2642]

Daniel Reiss I bet you do