1-month cold start of 1978 Pontiac Bonneville

[shortkidproductions1]

Great looking car and in great shape with all those miles on her.

[TheOldcarlover]

Nice car

[itsmegp46]

This is a pretty basic car, manual windows, idiot light instruments, and if I'm not mistaken, no air conditioning.

[WhoSaidTyler]

@itsmegp46 yes, no air conditioning.

[itsmegp46]

Very few car makers do anymore, including MB and BMW. However, optional ful instrumentation was available for the Bonneville.

[bamaslamma1003]

Nice car. I would definitely recommend an aftermarket gauge set for oil pressure, water temp, and voltage. You'd think GM could spare a few extra bucks and put in real gauges instead of idiot lights.

[Buruichu]

I have a 1978 Pontiac Sunbird, i did a cold start after it had been sitting in a garage for 16 years. The oilfilter fell out and a shit load of smoke came out. I will be posting a video of how awsome it is. I have fixed it up, how ever its not mint condition, i would say between great - excellent. It also had a sterring wheel change over 25 years ago, so the engine has been semi redone! 3 - 4 more days before i post my first vid on it.

[ml30309]

Love that car. Keep it running!

[mustange550]

Cool Vid. Sorry but could not help but kinda laugh while watching you clear out the stuff around the car. :) Me and my friend have the same issue..

[WhoSaidTyler]

@mustange550 lol yeah, I have more car than I have garage.

[storrs19]

I had a 77 Lemans 4 door with a 301 in it. The car looked like crap but it ran great for years and was very dependable with nice working a/c as well. I only paid $300 for it so I considered it quite a bargain. Your Bonnieville is in great shape. Nice to see some of the 70's cars that survived and were taken care of.

[1966caprice]

Man I love these old gm B body cars, those little 301's will run for along time if you take care of them right. Especially if they have low miles like yours does.

[whojit]

nice channel