1967 Pontiac Grand Prix 4-spd convertible - Marc White's on WAC
 

Check it out: 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix convertible

"Marc White's Montreux Blue, with black convertible top and dark blue interior Grand Prix convertible is a primo performance-oriented example of Pontiac's luxury, soft top cruiser for 1967."

"Remember that XH-code engine mentioned three paragraphs ago? XH designates the standard, high compression, 400 c.i., 4-bbl engine backed by a manual transmission! According to PMD-sourced records, this is one of only 205 stick shift convertible Grand Prixs built by Pontiac ever. PHS documentation reveals that the aluminum case, Muncie 4-speed was the tranny of choice in this case. Transferring rotational forces to the road is a 3.42:1 open differential."

Full article link http://wildaboutcarsonline.com/cgi-b...=9990420429217

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Sweet car for sure.:)

That's Keith Seymore's '65 GTO sitting next to my brother's Geep.

LOL. I noticed that, too.

I still have that poster (the AF/VK advertisement on the small display stand).

K

I don't recognize any of the guys standing around, though.

Looks like a pretty serious discussion goin' on.

K

Good Stuff!
 

Was it the "hands on the hips" that had you thinking it was serious?! :pound:
http://wildaboutcarsonline.com/membe...hite_67_GP.jpg

OK - Seriously;
1st looky-loo @ the above photo I thought:

"hey, that looks like K's GP parked next to it!" and then on the second gander noted it wasn't the "formal GP Roof" like your GPs and realized it was probably "just The Goat!". ;)

Looks like they're plotting a plan to break into your trunk!

I've got mine as well. Keith's '65 and my '67 GTO were both awarded Red Ribbons of Distinction in this class.