Description: Oh Pontiac, how we miss you - before circa 1980. Beginning in the eighties, General Motors was having a difficult time trying to define their so-called "Excitement" brand. Unfortunately they...Add Comments0
Description: This strategy only became worse into the nineties when Pontiac simply added tons of plastic body-cladding to their models in order to try to somehow differentiate them from Chevrolets and even Buicks....Add Comments1
Jimmy BartolottaJul 21, 2012 No, the article is just saying that Le Mans and GTO were originally trims of the Tempest. It wasn't until they dropped the Tempest name that the GTO and Le Mans became separate models (although they were very similar looks wise)
Tim PreisingerJul 21, 2012 Beautiful car! Will probably sell for a decent price too
Description: Before then, buyers could opt for a V8 (the 326 and 350 cu in units were the most popular) as well as a variety of body styles including a coupe, sedan and a wagon. Still, the GTO was way cooler and i...Add Comments0
Description: In addition to the standard 350 and 400 cu in V8s, buyers could opt for the GTO's 455 cu in V8 as well. However, GM didn't want the GT-37 infringing upon the GTO's territory so they si...Add Comments0
Craig LafeyJul 21, 2012 So beautiful. Would love to have it
Vince DeMasiJul 21, 2012 I almost bought a blue Le Mans as my first car but it had a ton of issues and I didn't know how to work on cars at the time, would have been an awesome project car
Avery WilliamsJul 21, 2012 It has a Chevelle type look to it but still it's a great car.
Description: The GT-37 package was long gone by this point and the Le Mans became a shadow of its former self. The GTO disappeared in 1974 and the days of which Pontiac actually built excitement were clearly fadin...Add Comments0
Description: Powered by a rebuilt 400 cu in V8 mated to a factory manual, the exterior was given an all-new high quality paint job followed by the reassembly of the chrome, glass, trim, and gaskets as well as a ne...Add Comments3
Vince DeMasiJul 21, 2012 Hey at least it has a Pontiac engine in it
Zachary MaurerJul 21, 2012 There was an option for a 455, but the 400 was one of the stock engines, that's what it said in the article at least that's how I read it
Will ReveneJul 21, 2012 If the gt-37 came with a tuned down 455, and this has a rebuilt 400, how is it a real gt-37? It's not original?