Monte Carlo or Grand Prix

[michaelwmoreno]

My father had two 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix cars, one was a Model J and the other was an SJ. The Model SJ had only two big headlights and the Model J was the base model with four small headlights. The Model J had a 400cc engine with an automatic transmission, and the Model SJ had a 428cc engine and a 4-speed automatic or 4-speed transmission.
In late 1969, the 1970 Grand Prix SJ began production with four small headlights. My father often tells me about his 1969 Grand Prix cars. That's why I choose the GP.

[drdave69]

I voted Monte Carlo of course since I own one now but I do love the GP. Luzl78, my MC is also Astro Blue.

[luzl78]

Originally Posted by drdave69

I voted Monte Carlo of course since I own one now but I do love the GP. Luzl78, my MC is also Astro Blue.

I knew there was more to you than your good looks.

[michaelwmoreno]

Originally Posted by michaelwmoreno

My father had two 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix cars, one was a Model J and the other was an SJ. The Model SJ had only two big headlights and the Model J was the base model with four small headlights. The Model J had a 400cc engine with an automatic transmission, and the Model SJ had a 428cc engine and a 4-speed automatic or 4-speed transmission.
In late 1969, the 1970 Grand Prix SJ began production with four small headlights. My father often tells me about his 1969 Grand Prix cars. That's why I choose the GP.

Last week I absolutely accidentally saw one of them standing on a nearby street

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by michaelwmoreno

Last week I absolutely accidentally saw one of them standing on a nearby street

SPAMMER... reported it, but not certain it went thru ?