1968 Pontiac Bonneville for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V20888)
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
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A full size car with style, luxury and performance! #s matching motor and trans. Beautiful colors.
EXTERIOR: The body is very clean, no rust or damage. It's straight as an arrow, all 18 feet of it! Painted a beautiful turquoise metallic color. It is laid out very nicely and polished to a smooth glossy finish. There are a few imperfections if you look for them. The 8 lug wheels really dress it up, they are a cool nostalgic Pontiac only item. The chrome and trim is straight and shiny. Windshield was replaced. Weatherstrips were replaced. The power white convertible top is in great shape. It has a factory rear mounted power antenna too.
INTERIOR: The pearl white is gorgeous against the turquoise paint. The seats and door panels have been reupholstered. The dash area is very good original shape. It has some nice features too including a tilt wheel, factory am-fm radio and an 8-track! When the sun comes out you can hit the power top and window switches and enjoy those rays.
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: It has the vin # matching 400 motor making 340 horsepower. It's all stock: valve covers, manifolds, air cleaner assembly etc. It all looks proper too. The heat riser tube, vacuum lines, windshield squirters are hooked up. It has hood insulation, reproduction hose clamps and the rubber flaps over the suspension. The metal is painted smooth and glossy. It features power steering and power brakes.
TRUNK COMPARTMENT: It's ginormous! Solid metal painted with a spatter finish. Under the trunk lid and jamb are glossy. New weatherstrip. It has the mat and matching side panels. It also has a jack and spare.
UNDERSIDE: The front end looks like it has been maintained: swaybar bushings, shocks and steering components have been replaced. The rear shocks were replaced. Correct style exhaust looks to be in good shape. The 8 lug wheels are the drum brakes! e-brake is hooked up. Looking up at the motor it looks new, the starter looks brand new. It has its original # match Turbo 400 automatic trans. The entire bottom of this car has been cleaned and very neatly painted.
This is a boulevard cruiser for sure. It rides so smooth, looks so good!
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This car is truly a dream boat!
That's what Henry Hill drove in goodfellas. Beautiful car!
Henry Hill drove a 68 Grand Prix
😍Beautiful Bonneville!!!!👍
The best!
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Wow. Absolutely gorgeous... and that Pontiac 400 under the hood. Love that color combination. Dream car for me.
Gorgeous. I was a lot boy in the mid 70's for a few dealerships and one dealer had a near twin to this, except a blue bench interior and hubcaps instead of 8 lugs. Even then I knew it was special...i drove it briefly...one of the still memorable cars for me from that time, still think about it!...and I got to drive a lot of cool cars back then.
Really one of the finest cars in the 60's 👍👍
Very stylish and tasteful color combo, wonderful Pontiac 👌👌
Thanks for showing and Greetings from Austria 💯👍😁
My Dad had a '68 Pontiac Laurentian hardtop...I believe that model was only made here in Canada. Anyway, it had very similar features and styling, including that beautiful grill, right down to those tail lights...although Dad's car was kinda a basic model, unlike this....
I remember as a youngster Arnold Schwarzenegger drove one of these in the movie Last Action Hero. Always liked them 😊
My dad had a 1968 Catalina 2 door fastback. The trunk was so big you could put 3 Schwinn Stingray bicycles in there and then some..
Always loved those tail lights
Superb stunning pontiac from the batcave 🦇 🦇 USA 🤩 thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy from tom your now and always 🤩 🤩 USA 😎 ☀️ 💎
Our pleasure! 😎
Beautiful Bonneville !
WOW
YA!!!
What a gorgeous car! When I was a little kid 1972-1975, we owned a 4 door yellow 1970 Pontiac Bonneville. It was a luxury car with power windows, but the ugliest car we ever owned. 1970 was the worst year they ever had. Dad traded in a sky blue 1967 Ford Custom 500 for that in 1972.
Beautiful
Finally a Pontiac luxury coupe. It's spectacular! 🩵 Big and Sexy! The trunk is half the size of my car 😂
IT IS SPECIAL LARGE CAR❤️BEAUTIFUL ❤
Awesome car 🚗
Very cool. Does the radio have a reverb?
Wow wow sounds like a Mouse in slippers 🎶 🎶 🤟 ♥️
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WHERE IS DARREN STEVENS , THE ONLY THING MISSING ASIDE FROM SAMANTHA !!!!
Sorry, Darren Stevens drove a Chevy, because Chevrolet sponsored Bewitched. Larry Tate always drove a Corvette. Pontiacs were seen on I Dream of Genie and My Three Sons.
@@timothyh.1460 THANKS FOR THE TIP , IT WAS MEANT AS A COMMENT, NOT FACTUAL !!!
Actually...in the Bewitched episodes when they visit Salem, MA, Darren (#2) drives a cream yellow colored 1970 Bonneville convertible. Fun fact: those episodes were the only location shoots of the whole series. Was done because there had been a fire on the set, and the kitchen set had to be rebuilt. That's when a back staircase appeared!
I miss the drive-in...
Looking at the 8 lug wheel in the trunk? I thought the painted part ( aqua ) of the wheel was fastened to the axle and the outer ring bolted to it If you can, please clarify this on one of your future videos Thanks.
The aqua part looks like an extra 5th brake drum that is bolted to the 8 lug rim. They probably did this so it can be bolted down in the trunk like a regular steel wheel. 🤔
The Blue part of the wheel is the brake drum. It just so happens that the owner put a matching drum on it.
The stock spare come with a steel ring to attach to the outer lug holes to change the spare. The drum makes it as easy to change the tire as a regular steel wheel.
@@garyslentzii2796 Thanks
You see these Pontiacs on ' I Dream of Jeannie '
And now it's mine🤪
I hate seeing him take that out in the rain.
We don't like to do it either but have to keep the work flowing.
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Yes i noticed you're seriously reluctant to ever do a re-take. There was a gold Riviera with the hideaway headlights showing & Jay assured viewers that they were working fine. On another car he mistakenly said the numbers matched & there was a printed caption saying they did not. Both times I wondered why on earth they didn't just re-shoot the vid.
No dual exhaust!
Unfortunately 1967 signalled the end of the "Coke bottle" era Pontiacs and ushered in a new era of hideous snouts, faux burled wood interiors and loss of chrome interior accents. Compare this to a 66 Bonnie and it's not even a discussion. Vertical stacked headlights, fender flares and body accents second to none and then they released the 69 "endura" nose Bonnie followed by the ugliest Bonnie ever, the 1970 Bonnie.....It made a comeback in 1975 but by then, the US automotive industry had impaled itself and the writing was on the wall...