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Reader Wheels: 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix

A sweet two-tone Grand Prix SJ

Brian Earnest Old Cars Weekly

"I recently joined the '77 Grand Prix family with my new old baby, a two-tone SJ," says Old Cars reader Frank Knowles. "It is in great shape and actually has a smoother ride than my 79 Lincoln Mark V. I am in love with this great 70's beauty!"

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