This car is more ecologically friendly than any EV or modern car simply because it's lasted 60 years.

I knew i recognized this car from the simon fordman channel

As someone not from america, i love seeing old american cars that arent as popular as the usual corvettes, mustang, camaro, etc.

The better Chevrolet.

My Aunt had one. She would squeeze a whole little league team, plus all the gear into that bad boy.

Growing up in NYC from the mid sixties, through the seventies, and into the early eighties, that is exactly how cars on the street look after just a very few years. They chugged along with dented fenders and bent bumpers, but they ran, and ran, and ran.

It's always nice to see you review older cars in the channel, Zack! As always, I enjoyed the video so much.^^

One easter egg you flat-out missed is the high-beam indicator. The indian-head outline just below the 60mph mark on the speedometer glows red when the bright lights are on. The side marker lights are works of art an they are the Pontiac arrow-head.

Zack. I wonder how many decades this Pontiac was on the road before it ever drove through a roundabout. 🤔

Well put.. impressive that it didn’t even need alignment.

It's always great to see a driver quality car on the road

I remember seeing this car on Facebook marketplace haha

I miss the old theme music.

Amazing to see a sixties car survive this long. The damage doesn't matter.

That hot cold temperature display IS sooo cool! I don't remember ever seeing one like that! Makes me wonder if any other GM brands,or other brands,had it?🤔🤔

I remember people owning 68 Pontiacs in the neighborhoods I lived in as a little boy in Portsmouth and Chesapeake, VA in the late 60's/early 70's and have always loved them.

I would drive it every day.

That rear overhang is ridiculous.

A friend of mine had a Pontiac Catalina around this age on 22s. That car always looked so wide, and this is no different. It was fun to cruise around and pull up at places with his old boat and my much smaller but also big boat W126

Simon Fordman brought me here.