for sale FS: 69-72 Grand Prix countershaft frame bracket

[Ringo64]

Everyone please welcome Paul @margozzi, he has made a limited amount of Countershaft Frame Brackets for the 1969-1972 Grand Prix and we are allowing him to sell these for a limited time here in our For Sale section. Paul will post some pictures and more information about his product and let you know about pricing. Please feel free to direct any questions to him within this topic.

[margozzi]

Gents,

Its nice to meet you all, I'm a long time Grand Prix owner and Pontiac guy. My first car was a 70 GP I purchased in 1978, I also owned and restored a 67 GTO.  I currently have a 69 GP that I'm moderatly restoring. In the process I desided to "try" to once again see if I could find the 2 parts keeping me from converting the car to a 4sp.... the countershaft frame bracket and the console plate. After a lot of searching I desided to make the bracket. Some friends wanted some after they saw them... so I have a few left and thought I'd reach out to the forum and see if anyone needed them.

I'm offering for sale 69-72 GP countershaft frame brackets. These brackets are a superb reproduction of the OEM countershaft frame bracket. They are made of 3/16" stainless steel (where as the OEM was 1/8" cold rolled steel). They are much stiffer than the originals and 100% accurate in all dimensions. They will fit your 69-72 GP perfectly. They will never rust and does not need to be painted. If you have desired to convert your automatic GP over to a 4-speed or 3-speed application, want a spare, or to support a heavy-duty clutch / pressure plate... this bracket is for you.

The cost is $125 ea + shipping.

If you have any questions please feel free to call me or reach out in this forum.

Thanks,

Paul Margozzi
(408) 888-4374

[Ghost]

welcome! did you create them yourself or do you have a shop?

[margozzi]

Ghost,

Thanks for the welcome, much appreciated.

I worked with a shop since I had no way to bend 3/16" stainless steel. I used an OEM bracket to get the measurements and built a test jig for fitment (QA check). I was also lucky enough to come across a 2D drawing of the part, which was used to cross check my measurements. The brackets have been installed on  many GP's now and the feedback is excellent. I had a few left form the initial run and thought I'd see if this forum could use them.

Thanks again,

Paul