1971 Pontiac Grand Prix
- The second generation Grand Prix was built from 1969-1972.
- this smaller, lighter car had it's own body and Pontiac's longest-ever hood. It was only offered as a 2-door hardtop.
- This is the G-body style.
- The model names were named J and SJ after the Duesenberg.
- New features for 1971 was an integrated bumper/grill and larger single headlights. It also has a slanted boat tail style rear with taillights built into the bumper.
- The production numbers were lower that 1970 with only 58,325 cars produced due to a labor strike.
- This car is a survivor with all original interior and 43,500 miles.
- The V-8 engine is 400 cubic inches and produces 300 horsepower.
- The transmission is 3 speed 400 Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic.
- Original price: $4,557.