For 1964, Ford produced about 50 ultra-high performance lightweight Comet Cyclones, equipped with their racing two-carburetor 427 engine, similar to their cousin, the Ford Thunderbolt. To avoid competing with each other, the Thunderbolts ran in […]
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The car-buying public thought differently of racing in the early 1960s, and the American automakers knew that cars that won races were great tools to drive customers to dealer showrooms. You know the old saying, […]
Take the Grand Prix. More luxury and possibly a 421 under the hood.
Plymouth for racing and the Pontiac for cruising in style.
Dumb post- like comparing apples to ham.
Two totally different types of car! The GP is a sporty performance full size car with luxury touches. The Belvedere is a bare bones midsize with a big engine designed to go fast. Period. These would appeal to totally different enthusiasts/buyers.
I'm a Mopar guy, but in this case, I'd take that Grand Prix all day long. In my opinion, it was one of the best GM cars of all time.
I would do the Grand Prix, but chuck the fender skirts.
I had a 65 Grand Prix years ago, so I'll take the Belvedere (although I also had a 66 Satellite which was a deluxe Belvedere)!
Pontiac G P ! I had a 1965 Catalina Ventura ( a lead sled but got over 20 mpg on a long trip . )
There’s definitely no comparison between these two cars. Definitely Pontiac. 
Plymouth by 10,000 mi. Mopar or no car.
Plymouth..liked the 60's pontiacs better when the dual headlights are side by side..not top & bottom
Grand prix
Grand Prix
Grand Prix all the way! Much better ride in all respects.
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My first car 59 Pontiac Catalina 389 manual transmission my batmobile
Fire engine red baby moons and it also had what I thought was a toaster oven they didn't have them back then it was a record player under my dash sitting on the bellhousing of course you couldn't use it when you were driving but it was great when you parked and blew up that 6x9 speaker in the dash
Wow, my Dad had a friend that had one just like it. The first Wide Track, I believe.