First Generation (1962 – 1968)

The long, low, clean, wide look was a break from the boxy, heavily-chromed, large tailfin cars of the 50’s. Over 336,000 1st Gen’s were built.

1962 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1963 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1964 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1965 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1966 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1967 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1968 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

Second Generation (1969 – 1972)

2nd Gen Grand Prix’s featured a Duesenberg inspired long hood/short deck design, marketed aggressively by Pontiac as the longest hood in the industry. Over 328,000 2nd Gen’s were built.

1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1970 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1971 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1972 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

Third Generation (1973 – 1977)

3rd Gen’s featured fixed rear “opera” windows. The long hood/short deck styling continued. Over 856,000 Gen 3’s were built.

1973 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1974 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1975 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1976 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

1977 Pontiac Grand Prix Air Conditioning

The Pontiac Grand Prix was first introduced in 1962 as Pontiac’s answer to the Ford Thunderbird, slotted as a luxury, mid-size car, between the larger Bonneville and the smaller Tempest in the Pontiac lineup.

The 1st through 3rd generation Grand Prix’s were all 2-door, 5 passenger V-8’s. All featured the Pontiac signature split front grille. Classic Auto Air is proud to offer air conditioning solutions for all of them. We offer custom aftermarket solutions and upgrades and restorations for heat only and factory air Grand Prix’s.

Learn more by clicking on the link for your Grand Prix above.