1972 Pontiac Grandville Convertible for sale with test drive, driving sounds, and walk through video

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Beautifully restored w/ original window sticker & build sheet, factory 455 big block V-8, Turbohydramatic trans, mirror finish Cameo white paint, 6 passenger Cashmere power seat interior, power white convertible top w/ Cashmere boot, power windows, power locks, cruise control, tilt wheel, factory cold air-conditioning, tinted glass, great sounding dual exhaust, remote trunk release, original AM/FM/8-track, power disc brakes/steering, exceptional!
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[@steveturowski7659]

This was are family car for 5 years.It was a very smooth and comfortable car.My dad sold it for 800 bucks in 78.One day I hope to get one.

[@jennifermccabe1903]

I had a 1972 Grandville for 3 years, in the early 1980s. It was a sharp car, with a sandstone body color, full black vinyl roof, and black pin stripes. It also had the rally wheels, and the 455 V-8. It was also a 4-door pillarless hardtop, which was nice on warm days with all the windows down. People in the back seat had plenty of room (I think the 4-door may have had a longer wheelbase, or some other difference, compared to the 2-door, for the extra room). However, there was some "mystery noise" that would come from somewhere inside the dashboard from time to time that would drive me nuts. I had the dashboard taken apart several times to try to fix it, but the noise didn't go away. I finally got rid of the car when I went to graduate school, as I couldn't afford any car, let alone the Grandville. (It averaged about 10-11 miles per gallon in city driving, and about 15-16 on the expressway.)

[@ericneumann3069]

I had this car,,got it for 700 bucks,,put a new top with glass back window,,loved it, awesome ride with plenty of power and comforts,front passenger even had there own ashtray with lighter

[@365degrees]

Tony you describe cars better than anyone.

[@7smr]

My dad bought one back in 1973 brand new from the dealer when I was 7 years old . It was slate green. Very nice luxury car. I've never seen another one since then.

[@nadronnocojr]

I like this guy . Nice enthusiasm not too much knows and respects the model . Soft sell approach is nice This was my first car I paid 450$ In the summer of 1986 Drove to school in Florida Good times , I was 15 so it hauled ass , but I'm sure now a days I was just that huge 4 barrel that sucked in small children ,that made it feel fast.

[@QWILDER]

Thank you for sharing!

[@TokyoGaijin23]

Love vid of 72 Grandville My dad have a 73 Grandville 455ho coundn't keep frm buring the tries off all the time & super fast had it up over 140mph But he sold it to my brother & then my brother sold it Still trying to locate it but no luck Any chance you know were to find one 73 2dr ht matalic green 455 loaded low mile restored or not?

[@shawnl5634]

Pontiac no big blocks

[@AJ67901]

nice car, but what is with the antenna on the driver's fender?? The antenna was in the windshield, never an external antenna. If it had a power antenna option it would be on the right front fender. It's like a wart on its nose... I can't stop looking at it.

[@shwt121]

AJ67901 thats right, the in- windshield antennas for fullsize GMs started in 1970....I had one in my 1970 bonneville 4dr sedan.

[@kevinhawkins9490]

This car still around

[@lasuvidaboy]

I have never seen a 1971-75 Grandville w/an antenna-power or manual. My heavily optioned 1975 Grandville convertible has the antenna in the windshield

[@MyOtherCarIsA15MinuteCity]

lasuvidaboy my base model 1972 Catalina sedan also has the same windshield antenna setup as your Grandville.

[@johnhall8364]

That antenna was added at some point, it’s not factory style.

[@AJ67901]

okay - so if it had a power antenna it's been replaced with this fixed one, and even if it did have the external antenna - it's still on the wrong fender!

[@tsmartin]

No such thing as a "big block" Pontiac. Take a 350, 400, and 455 of the same year and set them side by side and without looking at the engine codes you couldn't tell which one was which. These people need to get educated. TS

[@milfordcivic6755]

Such a big boat, but ZERO leg room in the back.

[@JA-dj3fd]

Still for sale???

[@toddprifogle7381]

I was young and dumb when i smashed my granville . I swapped a olds 88 doghouse onto her . Still beautiful . 455 baby

[@gaguy1967]

Looks like a 73 with the bumpers

[@jimbrown8140]

I have 1973 Grandville Convertible in perfect condition if anyone is interested I may sell.

[@trueugkbullies3695]

do you still have the car

[@tonyveinsfitness3624]

@@trueugkbullies3695 I have one if u need

[@mrmsbhvn]

I am in the market, looking for a 1973 Grand Prix if anyone knows about one-any condition. Thanks, Bob

[@greggallen6283]

I think you would look great with a man bun!

[@davids.hartley2694]

2:10 this video is a demonstration on a cyclist that is " too good " to wear a helmet. He's not " too good " to prevent a traumatic brain injury and get his brains splattered all over the concrete ! ( Call me biased. I have had 2 traumatic brain injuries, Memorial Day 2015, and March 15, 2017. I was wearing a helmet both times ! The streets of Dallas are a slaughterhouse, I've been to the school of hard knocks TWICE ! ) David S.

[@12loneeagle]

Well, ovisously not ! In '72 a power antenna or in the windshield was still an option.. FACT !

[@jraintdead]

Cruising vessel.

[@sbreagle]

That’s not a big block.