At a list price of $18,210, the 2+2 cost nearly $2,000 more than a comparable Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe model. Like all good homologation specials, this one got its start in racing to allow the slipstream body into NASCAR, and Pontiac Historic Services suggests that just 1,225 were built. With only 11,000 miles on the odometer, this rare Pontiac is one of the finest examples to be found. It is well optioned with an a automatic transmission, power windows and locks, power brakes and power steering as well as an AM/FM Cassette sound system. Other enhancements include a Performance radiator, Edelbrock intake and custom alloy 15” wheels. Few of these 2+2 come to the market, making this a very special opportunity to own a unique Pontiac.
Auburn Spring 2014
1986 Pontiac Grand Prix
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$9,570 USD | Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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