Pontiac For Sale In Houston

This 1967 Pontiac GTO stands as a show worthy example of one of the most iconic muscle cars ever built, showcased here in a brilliant red exterior that immediately commands attention. The body and paint present in top tier condition, displaying a deep, glossy finish that highlights the classic GTO lines with exceptional clarity. Crisp panel fit, clean contours, and a mirror like shine elevate this convertible into a standout at any car show or cruise night. Custom and aluminum wheels paired with radial tires give the car a confident stance, while retaining the unmistakable presence that made the GTO a legend in American performance history. Inside, the black vinyl interior complements the vibrant exterior beautifully, offering both style and comfort. The cabin is clean and well appointed, featuring an AM/FM radio, tilt steering wheel, seatbelts, power windows, and power locks. The automatic convertible top adds the convenience of open air cruising at the touch of a switch, transforming the car from a sleek hardtop profile to a wind in your hair experience in seconds. Air conditioning enhances driving comfort even on warmer days, making this GTO a pleasure to enjoy year round. Under the hood lies a 383 cubic inch...

Presenting a truly remarkable motorcar, this 1938 Pontiac 5-Window Business Coupe stands as a shining testament to craftsmanship, ingenuity, and modern motoring blended with the style and dignity of a bygone era. This handsome coupe has been carefully improved with contemporary power, refined comforts, and dependable road manners, all while preserving the noble presence that made Pontiac a trusted name on American highways. The striking two-tone finish of orange and deep root beer brown gives this automobile an appearance worthy of any Main Street parade. Its sweeping curves gleam beneath a smooth clearcoat, reflecting the quality of a restoration completed only a few hundred miles ago. Pontiac's famed silver streak proudly leads the way up front, and the classic rear bumper and taillights remind onlookers of a time when automobiles were styled with purpose. Yet, woven quietly into the bodywork are the conveniences of the modern age, such as discreet windshield spray nozzles, proximity sensors, and even a backup camera, all harmoniously integrated so as not to disturb the stately character of this pre-war Machine. Step inside and you will find the same thoughtful consideration awaiting you. The cabin greets its passengers with illuminated door panels and a custom Pontiac emblem,...

Introduced in 1964, the Pontiac GTO is often credited as the car that launched the muscle car era, offering affordable performance in a stylish midsize package. By 1966, the GTO had established itself as a legend, with its aggressive styling, powerful V8 engines, and a reputation for dominating both the street and the strip. That year also marked the first time the GTO became a separate model line rather than just an option package, solidifying its place in automotive history as one of the most iconic performance cars of its time. This 1966 Pontiac GTO convertible is a striking example finished in a yellow exterior paired with a black interior. Under the hood sits the legendary 389 cubic inch V8 engine, with the ever so famous 3x2 carburetor setup. A powerplant that delivered the kind of raw performance that made the GTO a household name. Mated to a manual transmission, it provides an engaging and authentic driving experience that every muscle car enthusiast craves. The car comes equipped with desirable...

While it may LOOK like an '81 Turbo T/A on the outside, it's come far from its original configuration. According to the (included) original build sheet, this little beast was originally red, in and out. It was part of a custom ProTouring build, done in Florida around 2012. Since its current owner purchased it, he had almost everything done over on it, as the build had aged a bit. About the only thing he didn't have 'touched' were the engine and transmission internals. The car came with its unique rear opening hood already set up, but over the years, its alignment had gotten off kilter slightly, so during the teardown and updates installation at Classic Cars of Houston, that was adjusted. Under the hood is a built LS2, which reportedly is sending 511 crank HP through the Tremec T56 6-speed manual to the 10-bolt rear with its 3. 73:1 PosiTrac-enhanced gears, netting 419 RWHP. That's plenty of power to light those 245/45ZR17 Mickey Thompson radials up whenever you want! And, if you're unable to control your desire to smoke the tires, one nice thing about the setup is that they are the same size at all four corners, so you can...

This beauty has been restored from bottom to top and she rides and growls better than ever. You most certainly will be tearing the tires up on the pavement thanks to the LS3 that was installed, but more on that later. The Pearl white paint job that is done on this beauty sparkles even in the dimmest of lights, standing out in its beauty no matter where she turns. The interior was redone with class, keeping its original design the owner decided to spruce up the vinyl, adding both fresh red to the seats and applying a beautiful white headliner that pairs seamlessly with this restored classic. The woodgrain finish, sitting with the Dolphin Gauge cluster adds a dash of modernization along but mainly keeps that most desirable vintage feel one gets and searches for in a classic car, such as this. Under the hood is...