My family has owned GTPs since 1997. 

My dad special ordered the black one, back in 1997. Black exterior, GTP package, CD player, no sunroof, overhead console, tan leather interior and he wanted those gold wheels more than anything. 

I purchased this red GTP from Homestead,FL back in 2012. Had it shipped up to Michigan. It remained stock for a while. Later upgraded the pulley to a 3.4 with all supporting mods and a tune. 

I've always been a fan of these cars and I keep up on this one the best I can. For a 23 year old car that is mostly original it has held up great. 

It is great to check out this site and check out the Pontiacs. I know mine is a lot newer than most here but I hope you guys like it. 

I live in Michigan and salt is a problem in the winter. So this car sits all winter long to prevent it from rusting out. 

I used to be on here years ago when I owned a 1991 Grand Prix GT. I've since sold that car. 

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Edited May 15, 20233 yr by Nates91GT

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Welcome from another Mich member.  You should check out the Pontiac Widetracker dustoff show in Lk Orion.  June 10th.  Meet up with a number of FP members.

 

Welcome...

We like the late models here too...

Great lookin ride Nathan. Welcome back

Looks great Nathan! The MS2000 platform is the most underrated of the modern era FWDs. Yet specifically the Grand Prix is even more so, as there are specific parameters that are different from the other divisions. With the right modifications the car, I call the last Indian, the Pontiac Grand Prix 1997-2003, can rival many of the muscle car era cars, both in looks & performance.