[fvgramps]

Hi, Guys,

The car was delivered just as we had ordered it. Came directly from the "P"ontiac plant as such. The interior is blue not white as many clones to date have had.

We had just gotten married in July '70 so the options list was minimal. No hood tach, (can remember that "discussion" at the time) ... :-( ... just "Judge" pkg, Safe-T-Track, P/B Radio, PS, PB, Mats frt/rear, Console, Turbo Hydromatic, Rally wheels, no honeycomb, another "discussion" item. MSRP $4865.05.

The "World of Wheels" show was in Central Maine at that time, not Boston, and we didn't get pictures, either, did get a trophy though for the race car.

Thanks, Guys,
Have a great evening.

[Lloyd-TX]

Originally Posted by fvgramps

Hi, Guys,

The car was delivered just as we had ordered it. Came directly from the "P"ontiac plant as such. The interior is blue not white as many clones to date have had.

We had just gotten married in July '70 so the options list was minimal. No hood tach, (can remember that "discussion" at the time) ... :-( ... just "Judge" pkg, Safe-T-Track, P/B Radio, PS, PB, Mats frt/rear, Console, Turbo Hydromatic, Rally wheels, no honeycomb, another "discussion" item. MSRP $4865.05.

The "World of Wheels" show was in Central Maine at that time, not Boston, and we didn't get pictures, either, did get a trophy though for the race car.

Thanks, Guys,
Have a great evening.

Welcome to the PY boards, FVG!

Thanks for posting the history of such a rare Pontiac. It's quite simply fantastic to hear of 1 of the 17 being with the ORIGINAL owners.

Great car, I can't wait to see pics, and hopefully to see it in person and meet you in Dayton.

Thanks!