GRAND PRIX EXTERIOR STYLING (k-4)

Concealed headlamps provide the Grand Prix with a distinctive personality. The twin, horizontally mounted headlamps become visible only when a special section of the grille drops down.

Concealed windshield wipers contribute substantially to the uncluttered look of the Grand Prix facade and an extra inch of wiping radius has been added to the driver’s side in ’68.

The massive wraparound front bumper completely surrounds the famous Pontiac split grille and dual, horizontal headlamps.

Widely-spaced parking lamps share a common lens with the all-new front side marker lights.

Bright metal rocker panel moldings sweep along the lower body sides.

Handsome “GP” monogram adorns the left headlamp door.

Grand Prix’s all new “Wide-Tracking” stance is exemplified by the full-width, wraparound rear bumper.

Tail, stop and backup lamps are integrated in twin, horizontal, wraparound lamp assemblies which turn down on inboard ends to frame the center license well.

“Pontiac” in individual block letters is centered on rear panel, while an attractive “GP” emblem is mounted at right.

All-new, wraparound side marker lights share a common lens with the tail lamp assemblies.

The name “Grand Prix” appears at rear of both rear quarter panels.

Fender skirts mask the upper portion of the rear wheels to continue the unbroken sweeping continuity.

Deluxe wheel covers are finished in dark argent paint to accent wheel cooling vents.