I mention the air conditioning twice because we take air conditioning for granted today but in 1960 it was very rare for a convertible to be ordered with air conditioning. This very solid Pontiac comes with the Powerful 389 c.i. engine, advertised by Pontiac as the 425 Tempest V-8, coupled to the four-speed Hydramatic automatic transmission. Power steering, power brakes, power windows and air-conditioning make this a very well optioned 60s convertible. This is the era of Pontiac that coined the term wide-track.

This car came from California and has been stored in New England for the past fifteen years. You'll look long and hard for an easier restoration. This car was driven into storage under its own power.

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