[ScootinGP]

Originally Posted by 1970gpsj4speed

Find a wheel if it is not perfact i can restore it for you i did not like the repop and now when i go to a car show i look at all the cars and go to myself repop repop repop OEM nice!

Thanks 1970gpsj4speed. Can you PM me your e mail and I will send you some pictures of one here local that I can get my hands on. It was in a fire but it really is not too bad (I don't think) I'm wondering if you can restore this one. Hopefully the pics are good enough. If not I can get better ones.

Thanks!
Kurt

[ScootinGP]

Originally Posted by ssj71

My brother's southern 71 4-speed car that we're reviving. Car has been in Mississippi and Louisiana its entire life...

Awesome! Glad another 4 speed will live again!!!

[the thin white dude]

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[brucee70]

Redone in 1989 ...hard to believe 25 years have gone by.

[north]

Sweet car, love that leather interior!

[1969GiPper]

Originally Posted by brucee70

Redone in 1989 ...hard to believe 25 years have gone by.

Looks like you're running red line tires. If you don't mind what manufacturer and size are they? Front and rear the same size? Any regrets?

[brucee70]

Originally Posted by 1969GiPper

Looks like you're running red line tires. If you don't mind what manufacturer and size are they? Front and rear the same size? Any regrets?

The pictures are a few years old and I don't have them on the car any more. They were Diamond Back Classics ...not the best tires and they were old and starting to come apart. Just have std Blackwall tires on it right now that are 225/70/14's. I don't drive the car very much (too many cars and not enough time!) and the sitting has taken its toll ...needs some brake work and it's got an issue with the posi. Driver pwr seat motor has locked up as well. If I didn't have to work I'd have time mess with all my cars !! :-)

[428ho4spd]

Originally Posted by brucee70

Redone in 1989 ...hard to believe 25 years have gone by.

Looks great, Bruce! Love that color combo.

[REFORMULATED]

Very nice indeed.

Originally Posted by brucee70

Redone in 1989 ...hard to believe 25 years have gone by.

[From GS to GP]

Sweet car. I love the loaded interiors you could have in 69-70 GP's - Leather,Wood wheel etc..You have two options that use rocker switches next to steering column.Tough to see but would assume rear de-ice and reverb since your car has A/C and the only other factory rocker switch I have seen is power flow ventilation that uses these.Just curious if these are the factory positions of those option switches.The 1969 Pontiac service manual shows that and I am adding reverb to my car and looking to add rear de-ice down the road.Just want to plan out my cutting of the dash inserts without any mistakes. I am an option nut with these cars and have many that I have collected.Thanks for any info, Mike

[MRGPHO]

Originally Posted by From GS to GP

Sweet car. I love the loaded interiors you could have in 69-70 GP's - Leather,Wood wheel etc..You have two options that use rocker switches next to steering column.Tough to see but would assume rear de-ice and reverb since your car has A/C and the only other factory rocker switch I have seen is power flow ventilation that uses these.Just curious if these are the factory positions of those option switches.The 1969 Pontiac service manual shows that and I am adding reverb to my car and looking to add rear de-ice down the road.Just want to plan out my cutting of the dash inserts without any mistakes. I am an option nut with these cars and have many that I have collected.Thanks for any info, Mike

I love the 69 GP interior, especially the leather seats. Not sure which car you were looking at but I will try to attach a few photos for you. The switch on the far left is the wiper, then the defroster is to the right and then the reverb is even further to the right. I believe the flow-thru ventilation was on the panel on the right side of the steering column but I could be mistaken. None of my cars have all 3 switches in 1 car and I don't think I have ever seen that! Also for 1970 the wiper switch is completely different and some people get 69 and 70 confused. I put 1 photo of my 70 in here for reference.

[MRGPHO]

Originally Posted by From GS to GP

Sweet car. I love the loaded interiors you could have in 69-70 GP's - Leather,Wood wheel etc..You have two options that use rocker switches next to steering column.Tough to see but would assume rear de-ice and reverb since your car has A/C and the only other factory rocker switch I have seen is power flow ventilation that uses these.Just curious if these are the factory positions of those option switches.The 1969 Pontiac service manual shows that and I am adding reverb to my car and looking to add rear de-ice down the road.Just want to plan out my cutting of the dash inserts without any mistakes. I am an option nut with these cars and have many that I have collected.Thanks for any info, Mike

One of the photos did not attach, will try again. The reverb is even further to the right from the wiper switch than the defrost. Perhaps someone has a car with both reverb and defrost? The photo I will attach is the same car as the 2nd photo from the left in the previous post - a 69. You cannot see the reverb because the steering wheel is blocking but you can see the larger space between the 2 switches.

[From GS to GP]

Thanks for the pics MRGPHO.Those are set up nice. The pic I was referring to is Brucee70's 2nd picture of the 1969 SJ 428 4spd that he posted on 2-27-14.It shows the wiper switch and 2 others on the left side if steering column.

[REFORMULATED]

Took it out for a 200 Mile cruise today and finally had the opportunity to take a few decent pictures.










[IMG]


1969 Grand Prix 428 J
Original California built car delivered in San Diego to John Hine Pontiac in 10-68
Everything is original but the paint and carpet
Limelight Green on Emerald Green
428 370 HP
TH400
Power Steering
Power Disc Brakes
Cruise Control
A/C
Soft Ray Tinted Windows
Delco AM/FM stereo
Space Saver Spare
Cordova Top
Touring Suspension
Reclining Seat

[grand 71]

WOW!!! Very nice car!

[MRGPHO]

Originally Posted by From GS to GP

Thanks for the pics MRGPHO.Those are set up nice. The pic I was referring to is Brucee70's 2nd picture of the 1969 SJ 428 4spd that he posted on 2-27-14.It shows the wiper switch and 2 others on the left side if steering column.

Ok, I see the photo now - that is a rare sight.

[Engine-Ear]

Originally Posted by REFORMULATED

Took it out for a 200 Mile cruise today and finally had the opportunity to take a few decent pictures.

AWESOME.

Thanks for sharing!

[400 4spd.]

Very fine 69!

[brucee70]

Originally Posted by From GS to GP

Sweet car. I love the loaded interiors you could have in 69-70 GP's - Leather,Wood wheel etc..You have two options that use rocker switches next to steering column.Tough to see but would assume rear de-ice and reverb since your car has A/C and the only other factory rocker switch I have seen is power flow ventilation that uses these.Just curious if these are the factory positions of those option switches.The 1969 Pontiac service manual shows that and I am adding reverb to my car and looking to add rear de-ice down the road.Just want to plan out my cutting of the dash inserts without any mistakes. I am an option nut with these cars and have many that I have collected.Thanks for any info, Mike

Mike ...Thx ...the positions of the switches on the left are original. I haven't had a 69 dash apart in a number of years but I think I remember that on the back of that insert there are outlines in the plastic where the extra switches go. You can use that as a guide to install extras. Mine are reverb and electric rear glass.

[brucee70]

Originally Posted by From GS to GP

Sweet car. I love the loaded interiors you could have in 69-70 GP's - Leather,Wood wheel etc..You have two options that use rocker switches next to steering column.Tough to see but would assume rear de-ice and reverb since your car has A/C and the only other factory rocker switch I have seen is power flow ventilation that uses these.Just curious if these are the factory positions of those option switches.The 1969 Pontiac service manual shows that and I am adding reverb to my car and looking to add rear de-ice down the road.Just want to plan out my cutting of the dash inserts without any mistakes. I am an option nut with these cars and have many that I have collected.Thanks for any info, Mike

I'll take a close up picture soon and post it for you ....