1963 Pontiac - Bonneville

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Pontiac's top-of-the-line full-size model was named the Bonneville and as did the Star Chief of the day, this vehicle was given the blessing to host the more powerful engine under the hood, the 389-cid V8. Included in this wonderfully powerful ride was a 4-barrel carburetor from the factory which pushed its horsepower to 235 which was 20 more than any other Pontiac of that time. The other added benefit of jumping up for this gem was that unlike the Star Chief, this vehicle offered more than just the 4-door sedan or hardtop, it also gave you the choice of the 2-door hardtop or even a 2-door convertible choice. These models came with all the strong horizontal lines and simplistic bodywork that became so popular in the 1960's which gave it that handsome, businesslike styling with all the power and handling you could hope for. When the Hydramatic automatic transmission was added to same basic engine it could yield up to 348 horsepower from different variants of the 389-cid engine opposed to the performance engines giving you plenty of pep even in the baseline power plant. Coming from the same owner who has had the pleasure of enjoying this fine ride for over a decade, we are told that it came from Ohio before him and included to him as well as the next perspective buyer was the original Pontiac Idento-Plate within its booklet as well as the original owner manual. This vehicle is an unmolested example of an iconic model featuring the 8-lug pattern wheels which are extremely desirable, the owner tells us that it is the original engine and transmission still underneath its beautiful dark blue shell, power steering and what is believed to be dealer installed AC on this example as well and the interior is as clean as you would expect a new model to be.

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