BARN FIND Pontiac Grand Prix Forgotten For 25 YEARS! Will It RUN AND DRIVE HOME?

The 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix was revived from 25 years of storage and driven 150 miles home after targeted repairs to ignition, cooling, brakes, and fuel systems.

• Barn history — Sat untouched indoors after the owner's daughter lost her wedding ring inside and refused to sell until it was recovered [04:00]

• Ignition problem — Produced no spark because the points never contacted the distributor cam following an incomplete tune-up [39:50]

• Engine start — Fired immediately once new points, condenser, cap, and rotor were installed and fuel was added [58:59]

• Cooling fix — Swapped in a truck radiator and added K-Seal to stop leaks and pressure buildup [1:38:47]

• Brake rebuild — Replaced lines, calipers, and pads on all four corners after freeing seized bleeders [1:50:57]

• Road trip success — Completed the drive with only quick stops to clamp a leaking fuel return line and replace a dragging exhaust hanger [2:09:56]

• Why did the points fail to contact the distributor cam on this Pontiac?

• What specific parts were swapped to resolve the overheating?