1977 Pontiac Grand Prix

Description

“Grand Prix. The personal car with the luxury look.” The 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix marked the final year of the third-generation body style, which debuted in 1973. Known for its long hood, short deck, and personal luxury appeal, the 1977 model retained the bold styling cues that made the Grand Prix a standout in the mid-1970s. It featured a prominent vertical grille, hidden headlights, and a formal roofline, often with a vinyl top. 

Under the lengthy hood, the Grand Prix offered a range of V8 engines, including the new standard 301 cubic-inch mill and 350, 400, and 455 options, depending on the trim and market. Along with the standard Grand Prix J trim, the SJ trim level placed “the emphasis on performance,” while the LJ trim put “the emphasis on luxury.” 

The ’77 model year was also significant as it was the last before GM downsized its A- and G-body cars. As a result, the Grand Prix was the largest of its lineage, offering a plush ride and spacious interior. Sales remained strong, reflecting the model’s popularity among buyers seeking a blend of style, comfort, and performance. 

Highlights 

• Very original 1977 Grand Prix  

• Recently completed the 2025 HOTROD Power Tour 

• Finished from the factory in Firethorn Red (36) 

• Black velour upholstery with split bench front seating 

• Powered by Pontiac’s 301 cu-in V8 with factory dual exhaust system 

• Three-speed Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission 

• RetroSound stereo 

• The chassis number (2J57Y7A222624) decodes as: 

  • 2 – Manufacturer: Pontiac  

  • J – Series: Grand Prix 

  • 57 – Body Style: two-door coupe 

  • Y – Engine Code: 301 cu-in V8, two-barrel carburetor 

  • 7 – Model Year: 1977 

  • A – Assembly Plant: Lakewood, Georgia 

  • 222624 – Production Sequence Number 

Features 

• Factory air conditioning converted to R134 

• Distinctive long hood, short deck styling 

• Pontiac’s Radial Tuned Suspension 

• Power windows 

• Woodgrain dash and door trim 

• Deep-pile carpeting 

Known Imperfections 

• Paint imperfections, commensurate with the age of the vehicle 

Included 

• Factory jack 

• Extra set of keys 

• New hoses and belts with assorted other small parts 

 Ownership History 

The consignor of this 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix states, “Fresh off the HOTROD Power Tour. Drove from Savannah, Georgia, to start and from finish back to Savannah. Over 3000 miles driven in 30 days with no oil or coolant added.” 

Additional Notes 

A Broad Arrow Auctions Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. Broad Arrow Auctions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hagerty. 

Contact: Tim Rollinger   Phone: 912.596.2099   email: trollinger@hagerty.com