1962 Pontiac Grand Prix – Factory 4-Speed, Formerly Owned by Reggie Jackson This 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix is a stunning and historically significant example — originally owned by Hall of Fame baseball player Reggie Jackson. Featuring its factory 4-speed manual transmission and a performance-built Tri-Power V8 (currently running a dual 4-barrel setup), this car combines genuine muscle, style, and provenance. Highlights Original Tri-Power engine, now equipped with dual 4-barrel carburetors Original Tri-Power setup included with sale Factory 4-speed floor-shift transmission – rare and highly desirable Repainted in the original red finish – sharp and glossy Original white interior in excellent condition New brakes and tires for dependable performance Runs and drives great – smooth, powerful, and tight Clean, solid body and chassis with beautiful chrome and trim Summary A rare, performance-oriented 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix with exceptional ownership history and factory 4-speed pedigree.

With its iconic styling, strong running condition, and documented Reggie Jackson provenance, this car is a true collector’s piece. Powerful, beautiful, and historic — a ’62 Grand Prix that’s as collectible as it is fun to drive.