Eastern Europe G-Body :)

[notlauf]

Hello
I own a Pontiac Grand Prix LJ V8 from 1978, black with red leather, it's completely stock except for the exhaust which is a custom made Flowmaster copy. Sounds nice. It is one of five Grand Prixes in Poland. And here are the photos:

http://www.polskajazda.pl/Samochody/Pon ... ,Prix/3820

 

[Furtrader]

Looks real nice!!
Bet it looks fabulous next to all the small crap on European roads.

 

[notlauf]

For daily commuting I also drive a small European crap diesel thing 🙂

 

[STLRegal]

I have to ask. Is it 5 other GP of that year or GP's all together?

 

[notlauf]

I know of five 1978-1979 GP's - never seen or heard about any other newer RWD Pontiacs around here. Post-1987 FWD models are more popular, I've even seen a 1988 Bonneville as a taxi.

 

[STLRegal]

Cool, definatley a rare thing to see.

 

[Nightmare388]

Welcome!! Awesome car you got there.I bet parts are very expensive over there along with the gas. You must really love that car to keep it in that kind of shape. Keep up the great work.

 

[78mali350]

awesome to see those cars in other countries! and yeah have fun with gas. it sucks over here. i can't imagine over there

 

[notlauf]

It's not that bad, a gallon of gas is about 7.65$ 8) all due to a weak dollar against the euro, if it wasn't for that we'd be paying much more.

 

[srercrcr]

Very nice GP, Notlauf.
You got a great set of the somewhat rare genuine LEATHER Nocturne bucket seats......a Pontiac exclusive. (all you other GBody fans can drool now). This is one more reason the Grand Prix was considered the upscale Personal/Luxury entrant, moreso in the 60s and 70s. Buick as well.
The 305 V8 was either the California-only engine or swapped engines. If you're not sure, you can tell from the VIN.