Pontiac Ventura Suspension Parts

The Pontiac Ventura debuted in 1960. The model was named after the town in California and came to be a new top-trim B-body model in the Pontiac line. The first generation developed for the full-size market niche was intermittently available up to 1970 (from 1962 to 1966 it was positioned as the Catalina’s trim level). It had a 2-door hardtop, a 4-door sedan (called Vista), and a 2-door convertible body type option. In 1971, the second-generation Ventura came to dealerships. Although the new car was also bearing the Ventura nameplate, it wasn’t technically related to the predecessor. After getting a new compact GM X-body chassis and lower trim levels, it was shifted downwards as compared to the predecessor’s position. The model was discontinued in 1977, being replaced with the Phoenix.

Of course you know that the engine, transmission, steering, drivetrain, and suspension are essential assemblies of any vehicle, proper operation of which has a direct say in overall serviceability of the vehicle. That’s why you’re strongly recommended to maintain them regularly and to replace worn or broken components with quality replacements once you detect them. Look through our catalog of Pontiac Ventura replacement suspension parts displayed right on this web page and get all needed products fast and at a reasonable price.