1967 Pontiac Bonneville Hardtop Sedan
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Specifications 1967 Pontiac Bonneville Hardtop Sedan blueprint
The 1967 Pontiac Bonneville Hardtop Sedan was a classic piece of American automotive excellence. It featured a modernized design and an updated powertrain, making it perfect for the time. At the front, the Bonneville featured an aggressive-looking grille that housed four headlights, a large Pontiac badge on the hood, and chrome trim pieces along the sides. The iconic split-barrel tail fins elevated the stylish look. At the rear, the car featured an angular trunk lid and taillights, a classic chrome bumper, and dual exhaust outlets. Under the hood, the Bonneville came with a powerful 389 cubic inch V8 engine that generated 320 horsepower, while torque came in at 435 lb-ft for a sporty drive. The engine was paired with a 3-speed Hydra-matic transmission, which enabled the car to reach top speeds of up to 125 mph. The interior of the 1967 Pontiac Bonneville Hardtop Sedan featured a classic American design. The dashboard was painted in a faux wood grain, and contained a slew of interior switches and gauges for all the necessary car features. The seats were luxurious and comfortable, with leather and fabric upholstery. The steering wheel was three-spoke design with a chrome finish and a Pakit-A-Pak Tilt-Tumble control for extra convenience. The interior was equipped with air conditioning and heating, as well as power windows and manual door locks for added convenience. Overall, the 1967 Pontiac Bonneville Hardtop Sedan was a powerful and stylish car, with an emphasis on classic American design. It was the perfect car for those looking for performance, luxury, and style.
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