Pontiac Bonneville 389 Tri-Power

Pontiac's Bonneville was named after the Utah salt flats and it wore that name well. The 1957 car was the division's first fuel-injected model, and the 1958–62 cars introduced the "Wide-Track" strategy — Pontiac literally pushed the wheels further out from the body than any rival, which improved stability and, just as importantly, gave the cars a planted, purposeful stance nobody else could match. Split grilles, stacked or hooded headlights and long, clean flanks make these among the best-looking full-size cars GM produced, and the 389 and 421 V8s under the hood are strong, torquey engines.

This car belongs to Pontiac's Wide-Track era, when the division pushed its wheels further out from the body than any rival for both stability and stance. Engine code, transmission and originality matter as much to that lineage as the headline power figure.

This example is finished in Blue over Silver, showing 27937 mi on the odometer (a displayed reading, not a guarantee of total distance).

Stock number PC1248, VIN/chassis 851P5379. Condition, provenance, mileage and specification should be confirmed in person or with us directly before any decision.

John Scotti Classic Cars — 16710 Trans-Canada Highway, Kirkland, Quebec H9H 4M7, Canada.
Sold from our showroom only — these cars cannot be purchased online.
Telephone: +1 (514) 697-4777. We are happy to answer questions about viewing, transport and export.
Internal reference: PC1248