Most Beautiful Pontiacs: The 1963 Grand Prix Set the Tone for Beautiful Design
Published 2023-03-19
All Comments (21)
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Great old car … just beautiful
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Dashboard layout is fantastic.
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RIP Pontiac. We miss you.
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Magnificent piece of Detroit Steel!
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in 1968 I bought my first car from a neighbor. a 1963 Grand Prix. 421 with tri-power and electric everything inside.and A/C. Ran great !!! Good memories.
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Pontiac was the car of choice for us teenagers back in our day. We didn’t care if it were a firebird, GTO or Grand Prix. We had em all
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Wow, what a beauty.
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I love the 62-77 Grand Prix’s. My favorite always being the 69!
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One of my favorite Grand Prix's! Had to wait until 1964 for the Turbo 400 transmission.
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That interior! 😍😍😍
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One of my favorite cars growing up was the 63 Grand Prix, 63 Rivera, the XKE fastback, 63 thru 64 Galaxie XLT hardtops, 63-64 Mercury Marauder, Studebaker Avante, 61 Oldsmobile, 67 Eldorado, 61 Impala bubble top, 62 Grand Prix, and 62 thru 69 Impala SS
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I would be ecstatic to own any Pontiac from 60-68, they were beautiful!
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Pontiac had the best looking GM cars of the 60’s. My uncle had 1966 model and I was so jealous that we didn’t have one.
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Beautiful Grand Prix 👍👍
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I never realized how handsome those mid 60s Pontiacs are. That interior is stellar.
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In my opinion I feel the Gran Prix the 63 was indeed the best... My favorite car!!!
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One of my favorite cars, very beautiful design.
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Interesting transmission note, In 67 when the Firebird came out the base 3 speed manual was a Ford Mustang top loader 3 speed. Jim Delorean specified it due to better durability. discovered by myself back then changing my Uncles Firebird 326 's oil,,, at the time I had a 66 Mustang GT with the 3 speed trans and was surprised to see the Ford emblem on the Firebird trans.
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The way those temp controls roll out the blue or red color is cool.
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Did not have a 63, but my father bought a 64 in silver with a black interior, bucket seats and console. Beautiful machine and I wish I could find it again, but as they say, you can never go back. Too bad...
