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Not Sold Estimate: $ 30,000 - $ 35,000 170-cid, 85-hp six-cylinder engine Three-speed manual transmission Restored Seabreeze window air conditioner Beautifully restored example One of 2,082 Automatic hill holder Philco AM radio and electric clock Exterior sunvisor

Not sold: Estimate: $ 40,000 - $ 50,000 221-cid, 85-hp V-8 engine Three-speed manual transmission Greyhound radiator mascot Rumbleseat Banjo-type steering wheel Accessory driving lights Tan cloth interior Ford AM radio Lacquer paint shows checks and cracks Bumpers and trim show pits and blemishes Solid and straight

Sold for $ 27,000 206-cid, 80-hp straight six-cylinder engine Floor-shift three-speed manual transmission Taupe Mohair interior Banjo steering wheel, cigar lighter, radio, clock, heater and interior fan Folder containing various literature about the car Rear-mounted spare with steel cover and lock Trumpet horns and GM foglights Fender skirts and bumper guards

A targa coupe version of the Solstice was unveiled at the 2008 New York Auto Show. Engine choices are the same as the convertible versions. The roof can be removed, but the hard roof cannot be fitted into the trunk. An optional cloth top is available, which can fit into the trunk. The car went on sale in early 2009.[4] The Pontiac Solstice Coupes are considered to be quite rare: There were a total of 1,266 Solstice Coupes that were able to be manufactured before the production line in Wilmington, Delaware was shut down: 102 pre-production 2009 models, 1,152 sequentially-vin'd regular production 2009 models, and 12 pre-production 2010 models. This is in contrast to over 64,000 of the Pontiac Solstice Convertibles that were manufactured.

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