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Nice job 👍

This was my first new car back in 1986. It was even the same color. 😍

I have a Soundesign that I put a while back. I have to fix but most of it works fine. I can only work it for a song or two because the sound organ gets me dizzy! Yes space is difficult. But that is is all an easy fix. Just needs some love!

Since that beauty is in BC, I’m surprised Rust Valley Restorers haven’t got a hold of that. It’s was a beautiful car at one time. An SJ! The pinnacle of the Grand Prix line. I had a ‘70 model J and I loved it. Thanks for the video.

Really nice find, worth saving..❤

damn i havent seen one of those in so long, my cousin had one when we were kids. till i saw this thumbnail i had completely forgotten about those.i also see the turntable has been removed, do you still have it?

almost as bad as the Amstrad rubbish we had here in the uk back in the day

A girl I dated in jr. high had one in her bedroom. We did things to the glow of that stereo. This is the first one I’ve seen in 35 years. What a trip down memory lane.

That record player was easily fixable. You just heat the spindle a little bit and the table moves again. A quick disassemble and regrease and it's good as new. Saw this exact model in a Thrift Store in Van Nuys, California... was wondering if this was it, because due to the seazed table, the shoppers broke the tone-arm trying to mess with it.

Little bit of work and it could be nice

If you're near central Florida I'd love to buy it. I would restore it. Do you have the record changer mech somewhere?

It was not necessary to throw away the turntable. Since you're giving it away to be restored, the person receiving it would have been glad to restore the turntable. Those record changers seize up due to all the dried caked on grease. It's pretty simple to fix.

Give it to somebody who wants to restore it.

I love how Morse is so proudly presented... like the name is something to be proud of! 😂

Oh man.. My uncle Rob had one kinda like that. Different kind of light show but just about the same thing. It reminds me of the console stereos of the 50's or whatever that were basically pieces of furniture that gotta make over at a disco tech. Lol. I do think the one my uncle had was a Sound Design. When I was a kid I thought it was cool but I seen it and tried it out later in life and it looked cool, but sounded like shit. I should make a sleeper stereo out of it. Take the guts out and put Marantz or somebody else's guts in their and put kef speakers or something in their.

Need to do a new demo once you get that Microchanger sorted out.

The problem with 8 track is belts and old grease

Correction, 16 years if you look at license expiration sticker more likely last insured in 2007 or 2008 depending on taking a 1-12 month insurance. It is criminal to leave this car outside, BC infamous "ice age rainforest" wont be kind on classic car with inadequate rust protection.

Grand Pricks? That’s what my daughters used to call them. I had a 70, pretty much the same as a 69 except the bars ran in the opposite direction.

Thanks for sharing. That’s a pretty cool old Pontiac. Sad that it was not kept up, but there are always typically good reasons. Owner didn’t have the money or passed away etc etc. I think the money it would take to restore it might be too much, but maybe getting it running might not be too difficult.

Awesome, What a cool car! Old School FTW!!!

Where's this car located at

I had a 1972, cool car. Drank gas like nothing, maybe 10 miles a gallon. That is a great parts cars for someone, SHOULD NOT go to the junk yard.

Cost prohibitive to restore, it would be a good parts car

some should save that

Nice loophole where I live is after anything sits for more than 3 years it can be claimed a "derelect" You can load it on a trailer, cruise to the dmv, apply for a new registration and a lost title. In about 30 days that car is yours and previous owner can't do a damn thing about it!😁

Grand Pricks! Hilarious.

Aww FHK it.

MY dream car is a 69 grand prix. I love those cars.

I hope somebody saves her. But it would a very talented body man to fix that rust!

She is gorgeous ❤. Nice curves, lines, original color, and stance, but will need rust body work done asap. Hopefully she will end up in the right hands soon instead of sitting around outside continuing to deteriorate. Don't see very many of these eye candy cars nowadays

That vinyl top did its job of completely rusting that car out. My guess the interior and floors are gone from all of the water.

Hopefully someone can restore it to its former glory… happy you documented - rarely see them - brought back fond memories of when my uncle had a 1969 SJ 455 cid 3spd auto posi reader end- added a mild cam and long tube headers - originally gold ish? color- he painted it fire engine red…. All original in Showroom condition….sold it once his health declined…. but Ahhh the memories 😢

Still has the factory wheels. That is one that has best horsepower from the factory 🎉

Would be great to have. Even to see it restored by someone 🎉🎉

Thanks for posting this, Richard! I was surprised to see that car because I have a 1970 Grand Prix Model J that is the same color. It has the 400 motor, automatic, and black interior. I've had it since 2001 and it was a one owner car out of West Virginia. I live in Cape Coral, FL and the car is garaged so it's in good shape. A shame about this car, left to the elements!

Grand pricks lol, vinyl top , not a soft top.

I own a 77 grand prix had it restored 3yrs ago it has a 400 engine 400 transmission console shift

Really cool car, nice find!

Being an SJ, it would have been nice to see what engine was in it and if it was an auto or manual transmission.

I don’t mean to insult you but you are obviously not a car guy. The rims are factory original. They were called Rally II wheels. The SJ was an option on top of the basic J. Part of the SJ option was a 428 cubic inch 370 horsepower V8 engine. Some models were equipped with a 390 horsepower version of the same engine.

OMG how badly I wanted one of these! I was 16 and I found a ‘69 SJ at a Pontiac dealer. This was right during the Arab oil embargo in late 1973, early 1974. With 370 horsepower to feed my father said “Are you crazy!” By spring of 1974 the dealer still had the car and the price was down to $1,095.00. I can still remember the car.

My 1sgt from Iraq had a 69 Grand Prix at home that he was building, his was gold and black, We would talk FOREVER about our cars, I had a 73 SS El Camino at the time, I kept in contact with him and told him that when he was ready to paint it give me a call and I'd come paint it because that's what Ido for a living , I'm a custom painter, I mainly paint Motorcycles but I do alot of cars too. He thought I was kidding until I knocked on his door. I took a week of Vacation and drove out there and painted his car for him.

Richard Luis Ibarra Hello try to see who owns the Pontiac still !! And if it can be save ,try too get the car !! It's a shame that the owner just let the beautiful Pontiac Grand car sit there, and deteriorate like that !! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

My father had a burgundy '69 with black vinyl top, and everywhere he went around Detroit, people were always making offers to buy it from him. I like the '71-'72 models more, with single headlights, which looked better to me.

So many nice parts on that car, thanks for sharing.

Brother find out about that car for me, n reply back to me I'm in Chicago, but it may be worth it to me please,!!

I had a 69 model sj. I tried to replace the alternator, told the parts guy it was a 400 ci. It didn't mount, we tried one for a 455ci. No fit either. The parts dude said it was a 421 h.o., rare, I was young, didn't know jack. I use to beat mustang it's, z28s, and keep up eith vettes up to 70mph., and they would crawl away. Sold it for $750, what a fool I was, I kick myself in the but every day for selling it!

I did not see the SJ package ,you showed That was my car, But mined was a 4 speed posi

Dude You Have no clue, What its like to Drive that Car, That Long Hood in front of you ,The squats,down and takes off like a Rocket, I own a 67 Chevelle Right Now, For almost 30 years, and its 700hp, But would love to Own that Grand Prix.