Well, if you get tired of it, let me know...

66 Grande guy wrote:

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Hi Carl, given your past and your obvious passion you'll be the first to know!

I can't see it happening soon though. I see myself someday as a shrivelled little old man giving some punk in a jacked up hybrid pickup the finger as he tries pathetically to pass and then stomping on it!

heh heh heh

ken

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You're a good writer Ken. I can visualize that perfectly!!!

 

So, let me get this straight. 427carl and carl stevenson are two different guys?

In any case, if I get tired of the old basket case I will be sure to let you slavering fanatics (I'm one too) know.

ken

65 Parisienne Custom Sport 76637 ( v-8 2 dr sport coupe ) 9878 made.
Mine is Nocturne Mist Metallic with Gunmetal Ponchtrain ( mixed vinyl and cloth ) interior 283 2bbl
Ted

thanks for your info

Hi: Im New To Canadian Poncho but have been snooping on the site for awhile: I Own a 67 Pontiac Pariseanne convertable. 283 2 barrel. Someone in Kelona owns one too! I cant find him. They asked why his car never had the engine size on the front Quarter panels and the answer was they didnt have them till 68. Thats wrong because the 67 brochures show the engine size on the quarter panel on the front. My question is what is the number in the front of the production vehicles. EX 76467 67 pontiac. Thanks

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AirCleaner wrote:

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Hi: Im New To Canadian Poncho but have been snooping on the site for awhile: I Own a 67 Pontiac Pariseanne convertable. 283 2 barrel. Someone in Kelona owns one too! I cant find him. They asked why his car never had the engine size on the front Quarter panels and the answer was they didnt have them till 68. Thats wrong because the 67 brochures show the engine size on the quarter panel on the front. My question is what is the number in the front of the production vehicles. EX 76467 67 pontiac. Thanks

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       Welcome   the more the merrier    lol       good question   need pictures

                Here is my 67  in 81

That is a beautiful car. Welcome here! You've got a lot of "car brothers" here by the look of your car.

AirCleaner wrote:

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Hi: Im New To Canadian Poncho but have been snooping on the site for awhile: I Own a 67 Pontiac Pariseanne convertable. 283 2 barrel. Someone in Kelona owns one too! I cant find him. They asked why his car never had the engine size on the front Quarter panels and the answer was they didnt have them till 68. Thats wrong because the 67 brochures show the engine size on the quarter panel on the front. My question is what is the number in the front of the production vehicles. EX 76467 67 pontiac. Thanks

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thats the body codes given to each body style made by gm,to distinguish between models  the 7 is for gm canada (canadian pontiac ,acadian beaumont )64 is for parisienne and 67 is for convertible

if it was a hardtop it would be a 76487
or strato chief the 64 would be a 53 or 54 number as its a lower model
laurentiens are 55 or 56s
parisiennes are 63 or 64s etc 



even numbers are v8s odd 6 cyls

Hey Thanks a lot guys. I do feel Like I am lucky to have chosen such a friendly  and Helpful site. Hope I can help out. 

427carl wrote:

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 C2, I see that you have the copy--paste issue down pat!!!  Well, to you!!!


-- Edited by 67Poncho at 00:13, 2009-01-03

Lots of '67's popping up on here!!! That's grrreat!!!! Richard, you will have to tell us more about yours......Good show!!! Here is the chart from the parts catalogue that is the same description as 68sd's. Also a pic of my Rag as well!!!


68sd you got a great looking car. They sure are fun to drive.
The Pontiac is a Rescue Car. I rescued her from British Columbia. She has 55000 original miles original interior in excellent shape, she has been painted but has some chips to repair, having trouble matching the paint. Rear speaker works, I was told at appraisal thats rare. The wife let me buy her cause she likes the color. But Now the wife just likes to cruise.