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motorman wrote:Love it. One of my all time favourites Dan.

i like this one more than the RW model...looks more sporty and muscle car like

Miller wrote:Mine is far away from mint and there is no box, but at least i got one

Pontiac SF 002.jpg

condition only matters if you have one Roland!

I have this nice comparison of my purple Ponty with the earliest version of the casting and first type E box:



Cheers,
Gavin

Nice Gavin, I think that E box showing the blue Pontiac is quite hard to find.

Brad Pittiful wrote: i like this one more than the RW model...looks more sporty and muscle car like

...which is actually inappropriate, as this is not a model of a muscle car.

Muscle cars are small cars with big engines. The Grand Prix was the coupé version of the big Pontiac of the time.

Too many people mistake this model for a GTO!

Somebody seems to have held this model the wrong way round when the labels were applied:

Nice error version Christian, thanks for showing.

GHOSTHUNTER wrote:It really is a stunning model and alongside the #69c Rolls-Royce drop-top, the Two best 'Superfast' models of the period.
Ghosthunter.

You said it Ghosty, may have to get the old track out and have a race. J

Oh wow, would you just look at those Two, that would make a great race and maybe we could do a virtual forum based version or the VBD Top Trump challange for those Two...

Ghosty.

Very very nice J

Different wheel sizes, larger ones area solid with treads