81 Pontiac Bonneville only 9000 Original miles !!!!

[@RaymondHaley-lv2mo]

A beautiful classic

[@ponchoman49]

Pontiac made some truly beautiful cars back in the day. I would love one of these with the rare bucket seat and center console option and the snowflake alloy wheels

[@jasonkrause6778]

What a Time Capsule An Outstanding Pontiac Thank you for sharing !!

[@Mr.boxxchevy]

I want one of these 2 door Bonneville they're a real beauty

[@ListerMotorsports]

That was a great car. I wish I still had it.

[@ListerMotorsports]

I'm on the lookout for these cars all the time. As long as they are rust free. Please subscribe if you haven't already, I'll post another when I find the right car. .thank you .

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

A piece of Pontiac history : the 1981 Bonneville (and Catalina) were the last full-sized two-door models available from Pontiac. After 1981, the largest Pontiac coupe was the Grand Prix, and the big B-body Pontiacs were discontinued for 1982, and the Bonneville name was placed on the former LeMans sedan and wagon (those cars were re-designated "G-body") until 1986. Meanwhile, the B-body Pontiacs returned in 1984, brought over from GM Canada, with the name Parisienne, available as a four-door sedan and station wagon (no coupes were offered). They were little more than thinly-disguised Chevy Caprices; bumpers were shared, and the Parisienne had a flat-faced grille instead of the Pre-'82 Bonnie's grille that stuck out a little in the middle. Like the G-body Bonneville, the Parisienne was discontinued after 1986. Replacing it for '87 was a new H-body front-drive Bonneville, a clone of the Oldsmobile Delta 88/Buick LeSabre that were launched in '86 - except that the Olds and Buick offered two-door coupes, while the Pontiac did not. _(5/14/2022)_

[@googleusergp]

Not correct. The Parisienne was brought back for the 1983, not 1984 model year as the "B" body offering. Yes, no "B" body Pontiac offering in the US in 1982.

[@MohamedMutal]

I had one. Used. I bought it 1987. Great car.

[@ListerMotorsports]

Do you still have the 87. I love these cars. Please subscribe if you havent already. Thank you very much.

[@MohamedMutal]

@@ListerMotorsports No. Nothing like the old American v8 cars

[@ListerMotorsports]

I'm sorry you don't have yours anymore , I regret selling a lot of the others I've had. Maybe we will both find something old and cool in 2023 !

[@mrkongsimr]

Love American cars , look at the plastic , hehe. In Europe it would be look at the wood or !!., Thank you , would love to have one !!

[@noway9880]

good lookin B buddy

[@cluricaun78]

Dang, that car is the definition of mintness

[@mubarakaljohani7638]

Beautiful ❤️

[@aaronwilliams6989]

NEAT!

[@toronado455]

Beautiful car!

[@QuantumOfSolace1]

Beautiful - but I’d have to paint it.

[@rolandedrummer9723]

Yep. I had a 79 this color. Not a great color for sure.

[@mustangmike8515]

Beautiful nice car, is it fir sale?

[@ListerMotorsports]

It was sold a few years ago. That's an old video. Thank you

[@GlobalBusinessServices-2023]

Is it for sale and how much

[@NattybyNatureBodybuilding]

Where did the car end up going?

[@ListerMotorsports]

It went to a collector in NY

[@googleusergp]

Which engine did it have in it?

[@eth39232]

What engine did this one have?

[@cle-chi]

prolly that slow 301 motor

[@eth39232]

@@cle-chi In 1981, the 301 was the most powerful.

[@jeffstrong2993]

Bs

[@shanerobinson7128]

😂😂😂