1977 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ | [4K] | REVIEW SERIES | "AACA Award Winner"

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[@waynestevens6152]

I had a 1975 Pontiac Grand Prix in 1980. Baby blue. These cars are fantastic. I currently have a 1972 Grand Prix I've had since 1991. I bought a 1988 Cadillac Brougham from Bullet Motor Sports a few weeks ago and I really enjoy the car. A good dealership with great people there! This 1977 Grand Prix is beautiful of this video. I'm sure it will make someone very happy! 😊

[@maryrafuse2297]

I love the fact that windows are hand cranked. So unheard of today. What a beauty! I'd love to own this car!!

[@danielanderson8502]

Buddy had one back in the early 00’s with a built 400. Running 11’s on nitrous. Imagine a land yacht doing that! 😂😂😳😳

[@joshuaterry1008]

I had a 76 sj that my grandpa had put a tripower 471 in that joker was clean air worked heat worked was immaculate. You could turn the power steering with your pinky. The only thing was you could watch that gas gauge get lower if you got on it lol.

[@GTW4520]

Love this car, something I would love to have.

[@davidmcleod7757]

love the car but do you always park in a handicap place?

[@maryrafuse2297]

I'd take this to cars & coffee and otherwise for pleasure travel only. It would be snug as a bug in a rug for winter. :)

[@rodneybjornstad9016]

Had one Had electric windows 😄 But gutless little 301😎 Drove like a dream Beautiful car Longest production hood at the time

[@nickp9678]

Had one in triple red with velour interior. Bought it off a painter. Porsche red with a ton of clear, 400 dual exhaust SJ power windows locks everything. One of my favorite cars ever

[@jimmiesmith5811]

The last of the big ones

[@maryrafuse2297]

Sorry, I cannot resist commenting. It seems in the Grand Prix that Pontiac a feeling for the Packard's of old. Sweeping lines and a shape like few others. Sad that this type, personal luxury, seems gone forever.

[@76grandprix]

Niiiice.

[@reynaldoreyna1780]

How much did it sell for?

[@davidallen5776]

You seldom see these with crank windows!

[@malibuconv1968]

"Door Cards"? Those are Door PANELS. Stop trying to change the name of something that doesn't need changed. If you go to ANY Parts Catalog, they are listed as Door PANELS.

[@marcmenton8063]

s stands for super gear Firebirds had this feature as well