The 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix stands as a landmark model year for automotive enthusiasts, representing a major stylistic and mechanical evolution. Positioned as Pontiac's premier personal luxury flagship, the 1967 model introduced a dedicated platform, a distinctive "Coke-bottle" profile, and highly sought-after, one-year-only options.
Key Features & Design Revisions
- Disappearing Headlights: The 1967 model year debuted iconic concealed headlights tucked behind a massive full-width chrome grille and bumper assembly.
- "Wasp-Waist" Styling: The car featured a refined, muscular Coke-bottle silhouette complemented by sleek rear fender skirts.
- The One-Year Convertible: For the first and only time in Grand Prix history, Pontiac offered a convertible variant. Out of roughly 43,000 total Grand Prix units built that year, only 5,856 were convertibles, making them highly prized collector items today.
- Premium Cabins: True to its luxury market segment, standard equipment included Strato bucket seats and a center console. High-end options included custom air conditioning, a hood tachometer, an 8-track player, and distinctive 8-lug aluminum wheels.
1967 was also a transitional year under the hood. Pontiac dropped its famous "Tri-Power" triple-carburetor setups in favor of larger displacement blocks.
Odometer reads 20,071 miles
PHS documents
Matching numbers 400 CI V-8 engine
4-speed manual transmission
Original Black exterior
Original matching Black interior
Bucket seats
Center console
AM radio
Power steering
Dual exhaust
Power brakes
Upgraded with 8-lug wheels
Original never used Uniroyal spare tire
PHS documents
Matching numbers 400 CI V-8 engine
4-speed manual transmission
Original Black exterior
Original matching Black interior
Bucket seats
Center console
AM radio
Power steering
Dual exhaust
Power brakes
Upgraded with 8-lug wheels
Original never used Uniroyal spare tire
