1959 Pontiac Catalina

[real61ss]

For Sale, 1959 Pontiac Catalina original engine, 57k mile rust free, built in Ca. Southgate plant, sold new in Az. , solid dry straight rust free body, driver quality car with original style interior, doors sound like a refrigerator door shutting. Owner kept records of all work, a lot of the invoices have the mileage shown on them to  document mileage. Clock works, interior dome light, back up lights etc. all work. Original A code, 389/280 horse, correct and working tri power unit added many years ago. Four new B.F. Goodrich 8:50x14 bias ply tires with deluxe spinner wheel covers.  Four speed automatic transmission works great. Not a show car but a really good driving cruiser car that always draws a crowd. We have enjoyed driving it on AACA National tours. $29,500 firm price as is or will deduct 1000 bucks and kept the original breather if new owner prefers the 3 chrome pots , also consider deducting if new owner prefers radial tires.  Unmolested old Pontiac's like this are getting difficult to find. 

1real61ss@gmail.com 

[EmTee]

Beautiful -- my family owned a light blue one when I was about 6 years old...  These cars started the 'Wide-Track' revolution at Pontiac.

[John S.]

What a beautiful Pontiac . My cousin had a Black Catalina hardtop, with factory 3 speed stick.  Greta cars.

[Marty Roth]

Tommy, that is among my favorites, and right up there with a 1961 Ventura, in my opinion

[real61ss]

Thanks, Marty

 

[EmTee]

Looking back at GM's '59 lineup, it's amazing what they came up with all from the same set of Buick doors!  The Pontiac and Buick renditions are my favorites. 

[Pfeil]

On 12/27/2019 at 5:46 PM, EmTee said:

Looking back at GM's '59 lineup, it's amazing what they came up with all from the same set of Buick doors!  The Pontiac and Buick renditions are my favorites. 

Pontiac, Chevrolet and Cadillac are pure and the same door. Only Oldsmobile and Buick used add on pieces to the GM styling dept. line design. 

Edited December 30, 2019 by Pfeil (see edit history)