The first-generation Pontiac Grand Prix was produced from 1962-1968. For the 1964 model year the Grand Prix saw minor changes as compared to the 1963 model. The changes included a new recessed grille which featured the new “GP” logo as well as rectangular front parking lights. In addition the rear deck was redesigned and featured hidden tail lights.

This 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix Sport Coupe is offered in white with a red interior. The car was professionally repainted and features excellent chrome plating. Whitewall tires with factory wire spinner hubcaps complete the exterior. The car is powered by a V-8 engine paired with an automatic transmission. This Grand Prix has been a California car since new. It features a restored leather interior with a console and bucket seats with seatbelts. Factory features include manifold vacuum gauge and air conditioning in addition to the AM Radio, clock, and remote side view mirror. Power options on the car include windows, steering, and brakes. The car includes the owner’s manual with Protect-O-Plate. This is a solid rust-free car.