the big Pontiac could have easily passed for a muscle car in 1964 when the GTO debuted. The 2+2 package offered for the Catalina two-door hardtops and convertibles was precisely what the GTO ...

The 1967 Catalina convertible had an MSRP of $3276 ... after which American Pontiac buyers had to choose either a Parisienne (through 1986) or a Bonneville if they wanted a full-size car.

We just saw a Pontiac in this series a few weeks back ... this car was one of America’s best deals for a massive, powerful convertible during its era.

This was no ordinary Pontiac station wagon ... While the 1965 Bonneville sedan, coupe, and convertible rode on a 124-inch wheelbase, both the Bonneville and Catalina Safari wagons used the Catalina’s ...

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As my long-term readers know about my array of cars in my collection and with an outpouring amount of emails requesting a ...

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the 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix Convertible. With only 5,856 produced, and the sole production year for any convertible Grand Prix, seeing one is rare enough, let alone one in all original condition.

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the 1962 Pontiac Catalina, especially the rare variety that sported the 421 Super Duty engine under the hood. Let’s explore the features of this trailblazing car, the history that surrounds it ...