1975 Pontiac Grand Prix LJ Walkaround and Test Drive

[@dbvetter7485]

I bought a 1973 Grand Prix in college in 1986. $200, it was a 455 with turbo-hydromatic 3 speed automatic. Drove it for years, great comfortable car. Gas milage sucked but it was worth it. 7 mpg in city.

[@davidhibbs6989]

$200 was cheap back then for this car. I remember the era. For $200 bucks mostly an old Nova or say comet at best so you got a sweet deal. And yeah they sucked the gas like their was no tomorrow 😅 I loved the tilt console our 75 had.

[@youtold7727]

I was one who took my Dad’s 73 GP when he was asleep. Push it out of driveway didn’t want to start it till far enough away. He caught me but he was cool

[@canibusnj]

Been waiting for you guys to make a video on this car. ;)

[@GenX1964]

Ah.❤❤❤ A personal driving machine. The Bat Mobile. The last American made work of art. It was all that and more and I had one just like it of only for a little while.

[@matthewtE]

Muscle cars are king of all cars! Back when everything was made from metal and not plastic!

[@johngranato2673]

Love the vinyl roof, but the all rust underneath

[@jamesconley3562]

Well thank you Mr Fleming for finally doing the video on this car I have tried to buy a couple of times but every time I do it's either sold or something is up with it and I know you guys have had this car three times in a row so what's going on I mean you know if it's okay for somebody to ask that I really appreciate knowing thank you

[@modesteezy]

I have this car for sale you located in cali

[@troypremus1373]

Beautiful car

[@canibusnj]

It would have been nice if the engine compartment was shown. O_o

[@pontiacfanatic]

I remember when Cherokee Auto Group had it for sale, and then it went to auction for around $7,500. I hope she finally found a good home.

[@shanesmith6941]

I would buy from this guy

[@paktype]

Does the clock work?

[@lesterjeanpierre4343]

Bought one off the show case 8 grand 455 crush velvet seat

[@marcelclover6650]

strange you didn't pop the hood so folks can see engine.

[@josephwatson2711]

I own a 77 grand prix sj with a 400 in it had the car restored 3yrs ago

[@davidhibbs6989]

Yeah my father bought one brand new in 75' triple burgundy with the power moon roof but I wouldn't call the 180 HP 400 a muscle car 😂 yeah this doesn't sound stock for sure. But it felt "Kool" driving it to school in 78' when I had the chance with the awesome tilt console it had. We owned the car for 25 years and he still got good money for it. If I remember correctly you could get a 455 also but I think it only made 200hp in the trans am the 400 had an extra 5 HP over our stock 400 probably due to the exhaust system being duals on the trans am but not much faster. Beautiful car here brings back memories 😅

[@youtold7727]

The 73’ 455 had 255 hp

[@slowtaknow]

We had a green one like that, I felt like I was in a cockpit of a aircraft

[@josemarques1877]

Em 1989 tinha um desse . Excelente carro. Incrível que paguei um litro de whisky. Mais cem dólares

[@josemarques1877]

Depois vendi o carro por 500 dólares

[@robertmarino7011]

Had a 74 grandprix sj, if it had wings it would have flown. 455 cu.

[@timpoferl3441]

How much?

[@JAY-lu3cx]

Hey did u find out how much?

[@timpoferl3441]

@@JAY-lu3cx nope

[@nycstarport8542]

I Remember.

[@pipelineraustralia]

It might have a nice shine on it but the prep work is not that good, you can see the waves in the hood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jefferypease3920]

That was in the last few years when cars were built to last and looked nice and had some kind of quality to them because after 1977 the Grand Prix were pretty much junk

[@selby06]

except the opera window is f**ed up.

[@jimjardine4705]

Why dont you just say what you want for it.??

[@FlemingsUltimateGarage]

Because if the price changes, we don’t want to have a video giving wrong info regarding cost.

[@GabrielGiron-g5o]

76 77 looks way better 🇺🇲