For the model year 1963, this unit’s displacement was actually 336 cubic inches, and Pontiac eventually decided to downgrade it to 326 a year later. In other words, the 1963 LeMans was the only ...

Pontiac offered a 326-cubic-inch V8, which either made 250 horsepower as a standard version or 385 horsepower in its High Output variant. With the final second-generation LeMans, which arrived in ...

A four-door parts car provided a 326 two-barrel engine and ... which happens to be the original colors for this Pontiac," he relates. On the show front, his LeMans has earned First Place at ...

They include Pontiac's 326 V8, the 389 V8, a 140 horsepower inline-six, and several others over the years. So, if you're shopping for a LeMans, you get plenty of options when it comes to stock ...

Personally, one of my high school buddies had a baby blue 1967 Pontiac Lemans convertible with the 326 V8 and it was a beautiful car. Most popular of the individual Lemans trims was the hardtop ...

In 1966, Kurt's dad, Dan, purchased the LeMans new with a Nightwatch Blue exterior and medium blue interior. Its 326 two-barrel engine ... so Kurt refurbished the Pontiac for street use with ...

Nonetheless, the Pontiac LeMans 326 was still a strong choice for 1964, and 56,000 buyers would back this statement. Another 24,000+ units came with the six-cylinder plant, and the GTO garnered ...

Personally, one of my high school buddies had a baby blue 1967 Pontiac Lemans convertible with the 326 V8 and it was a beautiful car. Most popular of the individual Lemans trims was the hardtop ...

The Pontiac LeMans was considered a midsize car in 1966 ... weighs in at 3,090 pounds and is powered by a 250-horsepower, 326-cubic inch, V-8 engine teamed with a two-speed automatic transmission.

When it comes to timeless Americana, few things can top a classic vehicle. Whether it's a Harley Davidson FXR cruising down the highway, a sleek Shelby GT500 at a car show, or a split-window ...