1972 PONTIAC - FABULOUS GRAND PRIX !

[@christopherkraft1327]

This Grand Prix is stunning!!! I like the bucket seats with center console & a working clock to boot!!! The silver finish with the black vinyl top is very rich looking!!! The 69 thru 72 Grand Prix's are my favorite years & this baby is gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing this exciting video!!! 👍👍🙂

[@55lincoln]

My favorite years of the GP are the same as yours. That hood is the longest in any American car and the interior has splendid features. To top it off, that Revere Silver paint really makes this a very attractive example. Just downright gorgeous. Thanks Chris so much for liking this Grand Prix.

[@ashleybrown325]

Is it for sale were is that place ? What state and town ?

[@Torsee]

Awesome sheet metal work! Bends and curves that make it look like it’s moving while standing still! ❤ it!

[@55lincoln]

I have always admired the Pontiac GP. This one is fabulous ! Thanks so much Torsee for lovin' it also.

[@joeavelar2222]

I've always said every element of this design was spectacular. Now add a silver or gray to any vehicle, and it just flat out blows you away! Sporty and elegant. Love the way the headlight bulges extend into the hood. The interior and how it wrapped around the driver as if in a cockpit was masterful.

[@55lincoln]

Every last design and styling feature you mentioned makes this year of the GP very special. That silver paint is stunning. The headlight bulges you described morphing into the hood is ideal. And that dash ! Wraparound the driver like a plane cockpit. Another example of what I call the Golden Age of Pontiac, and this GP sure shows this. Thanks so much Joe for your comments.

[@joeavelar2222]

Absolutely stunning!

[@55lincoln]

I totally agree ! The most stunning GP I've ever seen. Thanks Joe for enjoying.

[@andyZ3500s]

The colors really make this Grand Prix stand out.

[@55lincoln]

You can say that again. I never saw a silver GP before that is so attractive. Many thanks Andy for enjoying.

[@austingreenough6396]

Good Evening 55lincoln, Absolutely gorgeous Pontiac. This was luxury at it's highest level. That vinyl roof spells luxury. Thanks for your video.

[@55lincoln]

What a super silver example to find of the top Pontiac model of 1972. Glad you liked this Austin and thanks so much.

[@garymckee8857]

Nice and the paint looks fantastic 👌

[@55lincoln]

That gorgeous silver paint blew me away. Thanks so much Gary for enjoying.

[@amangogna68]

Fantastic car !

[@55lincoln]

Most gorgeous GP ever ! Thanks !

[@ReneHenson-np5kb]

Very very nice

[@55lincoln]

The most beautiful GP i've ever seen. Thanks so much.

[@fabiolas4]

Love the GPs!!!

[@55lincoln]

So do I. Always have. Thanks for liking this silver example.

[@johngranato2673]

gorgeous

[@55lincoln]

I think the most beautiful GP I ever saw ! Amazingly gorgeous. Thanks John, I'm glad you think so too.

[@sigmamale7241]

What a beauty! I remember back when you could snap up a clean specimen for cheap $, not anymore!

[@55lincoln]

This has got to be the most beautiful GP ever ! I love this silver finish. And, you're right. You can't touch many of these favorite vintage cars because they're so high priced. But looking is free so thanks so much for watching.

[@sigmamale7241]

@@55lincoln: Silver is my favorite color and it definintely shows awesome on this beauty!

[@55lincoln]

@@sigmamale7241 Oh I know it Man ! What an outstanding silver finish on this GP ! I never saw anything like it before. Many thanks to you sigmamale for admiring this.

[@rustybrown1835]

Nice ride, always wanted a Grand Prix, there are a couple in my area that you see at car shows once in awhile low mileage garage kept owned since new, one of them has been passed down from the grandfather to grandson, it was the last new Pontiac the grandfather bought from a dealership that was once here in town before the Pontiac dealership burnet to the ground.

[@55lincoln]

Always like to hear about a well taken care of car that is passed down to the family members. The last Pontiac grandpa bought from a now defunct dealer. Great story and great to know that the Pontiac GP will continue to be cared for by the same family. I am so glad you like this silver GP Rusty and many thanks.

[@brianfitzpatrick2581]

Where did you see it? For sale?

[@55lincoln]

It was for sale when I filmed this at Gateway Classic Cars, St. Louis, MO, actually located in O'Fallon, IL. Glad you like Brian. Thanks.

[@CathyParker-d7y]

❤❤ How Much???

[@55lincoln]

The dealer is asking $ 35,000 for this GP. 618 205 5979. Good luck.

[@ashleybrown325]

Awesome is that car still for sale 😊

[@55lincoln]

Checked with the dealer, Gateway Classic Cars, St. Louis, MO. It looks like it still is for sale. Thanks for enjoying.

[@derrickjackson6737]

Real deal back in 72 personal luruxy GP

[@55lincoln]

I think this is the most beautiful GP I ever laid eyes on. Just gorgeous ! Thanks Derrick. I'm glad you like this also.

[@bobbylevine8106]

Still available?

[@55lincoln]

I looked at the current inventory of this dealer and unfortunately Bobby, this Grand Prix has been sold. Glad you enjoyed it though. I certainly did.

[@mrwilson7435]

Is it still for sale

[@55lincoln]

Sorry Mr. Wilson, this Pontiac GP has been sold. Thanks for watching.

[@cliftonjarvis8010]

Young people can’t believe it when I tell them that you could buy them new back then no more than 7500.

[@55lincoln]

I know ! ! It's hard to believe ! How far we've come in styling and safety since then and yet the whopping priced tags of todays cars vs. yesteryear's cars. Thanks so much Clifton for viewing and your comment.

[@michaelreilly1310esq]

This Poncho is gorgeous. Look at that design and compare it to the cookie cutter garbage today

[@55lincoln]

I know what you mean ! This is the most gorgeous GP I've ever seen. Glad you liked it also and thanks for your comments.

[@kirbywaite1586]

I've never understood why the designers didn''t allow the sheet metal of the hood to continue just a few more inches forward so it eliminated the seam that particularly stands out on light colored cars. I don't see any good reason for not doing that. Otherwise these were stunning designs.

[@55lincoln]

That hood dimension is the largest American hood created but I bet there was no thought by the designers of even thinking about that seam. It does stand out on light color cars more so than the dark shades. Must have been an engineering error. But, that said, I'm glad you enjoyed most of this GP and thanks to you Kirby.

[@kirbywaite1586]

@55lincoln I enjoyed it as I do all of your videos. I was under the impression the 1969 Monte Carlo held the hood-length record, but maybe I am mistaken. Thanks

[@55lincoln]

@@kirbywaite1586 I didn't think about the Monte's hood length. Researched only on the GP. So not sure about any other GM car. Glad you enjoy my videos. It means a lot and thanks Kirby.

[@bradclem6226]

My first car. It loved gas.🐖Only bad thing about it.

[@55lincoln]

You had such a marvelous first car ! Sure a gas hog. Many of this era were with their mighty engines. This stunning silver GP is one of my favorites. Glad you saw this Brad and brought back memories of your first car. Thanks !

[@bradclem6226]

@@55lincoln You betcha buddy. Super glad to do it. Love those old Pontiacs I had a 68 Firebird also. It was a fine ride to had a 400 in it also with a 4 barrel Quadra jet and it would scoot more top end after it get rolling and mash it it would climb quick to a 125 mph and I would let off it. Scared of dips in the road lot of dips in those days. If u hit something u be history ⚰️ young and dumb. Piss and vinegar. 😂

[@55lincoln]

@@bradclem6226 Of all the cars I've owned, I never owned a Pontiac of any kind although always a big fan of them. My Aunt had a 54 sedan and a 59 hardtop so I've ridden in both and enjoyed it. Yes, you put a 400 with a 4 barrel Quadra Jet and that Firebird would take off like a plane on a runway. I know how dips in the road could be a killer. Once, I pushed my 76 Cutlass on a two lane country road with no shoulders to see how fast it could go. Got close to 100 and then the dips showed up and almost lost control of the car. Like you back then, young and dumb full of piss and vinegar - and beer. Thanks Brad for you comments.