1966 Pontiac GTO


This beauty eats mountains for breakfast - Pontiac Grand Prix! Point the G.P. uphill, and you find its 303 h.p. Trophy V-8 flattens towering grades almost casually. (And by paying a bit more, you can pick from engines ranging way on up in horsepower.) 

The custom-styled G.P. doesn't just look like a finely honed piece of road machinery - it is, in fact, the real article. Let's tick off some of the reasons: Deep-cradling bucket seats, center console with tach, plus floor-mounted Hydra-Matic and four-speed stick as extra-cost options. And the G.P., you’ll be happy to know, has Pontiac s road-wedded Wide-Track.



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