Two-Owner 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE 

The 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix marked the final year of the second-generation body style, continuing its legacy as a luxury coupe with muscle car roots. Built on GM’s A-body platform, the Grand Prix featured bold styling and offered a comfortable, driver-focused interior with bucket seats, a wraparound dashboard, and woodgrain trim, emphasizing luxury and style. 

This model year saw refinements in ride quality and interior comfort. With its distinctive design and strong road presence, the 1977 Grand Prix remains a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts, representing the end of an era before GM downsized its full-size coupes in 1978.

This 1977 Grand Prix is finished in black over a matching black interior, and is powered by a 350ci V8 paired with an automatic transmission. Reportedly purchased by the seller from the original owner and featuring a repainted exterior, this ‘77 A-body is now offered without reserve with a clean Ohio title in the seller's name.

Factory Equipment 

• 350ci V8 engine with 4-barrel carburetor 

• Automatic transmission 

• Air conditioning 

• Power steering and power brakes

• Front disc and rear drum brakes

• Woodgrain interior accents 

Modifications 

• Repainted approximately two years ago according to the seller

• Aftermarket 15” wheels 

• Reupholstered seats

Known Imperfections  

• Tear in seat seam

 Ownership History 

The seller states that they purchased this Grand Prix from its original owner, and that the car has remained registered in Ohio from new. It is now offered without reserve with a clean Ohio title in the seller's name.

Included Items 

• Spare tire and factory jack 

• Factory wheels (seller states original tires) 

• Dashboard cover

Additional Information 

From the seller: “I bought the car from the original owner who said the mileage was below 50,000. I’m always working, so I never have any time to drive it. I figured I’ll part ways with it and let someone else enjoy it.