(R) And don't you forget it!
(R) A page out of the 1977 ad campaign. Hmmm, no Landau top covering the roofline?
Yup, that hood ornament is genuine
A mix of old and new shots from some sales sites.
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Alas, this was the last year for the Ventura. This last gasp of "Pontiac Excitement" featured a revival of the Sprint name and the shaker hood. All records have vanished, but only a handful of these cars were created by an outfit called Wisco Corporation. For more details see http://home.att.net/~gtoken/sprint.htm |
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(L) This is Justin.
(R) And don't you forget it! |
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(L) A complete view of Justin's whole car. Keep up to date
with Justin at www.cardomain.com
! He's put a lot of work into this rare vehicle.
(R) A page out of the 1977 ad campaign. Hmmm, no Landau top covering the roofline? |
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A well-kept Georgia car for sale, looks like an SJ logo on the side. |
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Keith and son with their tire-shredder and its first trophy |
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Lots of fine work under the hood. See the details at www.cardomain.com |
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Another Georgia car, WITHOUT the Landau treatment. Very interesting! |
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This car was listed as a '76, but the nose is a '77
Yup, that hood ornament is genuine |
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A respectable
4-door offered by Cal-Mex Autos in El Cajon, California. Just 54,000
miles. A mix of old and new shots from some sales sites. |
| We'd be happy to display any '77 Ventura photos that you might have, just e-mail them to Roland at pontiacv@pontiacventura.com . "You are not alone" |