72 Pontiac Grand Prix

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  1. yellerspirit

    yellerspirit Well-Known Member

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    Dog-dish hubcaps, no a/c and a bench seat. That's an oddball there! Oh and GREEN. ;)
     
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    cammerjeff Longroofs Rule!

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    That is one base Model J GP, other than the color I do Like it, No A/C in NH does not surprise me for the era. I do like the Dog Dish with trim rings on this car, possibley stock but seldom see that way. Usually someone not willing to pay more $$$ for wheels or even full wheel covers, would not spend the extra $ for the optional trim rings.
     
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    cammerjeff Longroofs Rule!

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    Also I am not an expert on GP wheel covers, but I do not think that Style Dog Dish is stock for Pontiacs newer than 1970, my 71 Catalina came with this style caps. As did my 73 Lemans Safari.
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    I was going to point out the engine is definitely not a '72 but I see the guy says it's a '67 engine. And I agree with Jeff, I don't think those hubcaps were available after 1969-1970 and I'm fairly certain not on a GP either.
     

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