I think the owner is from New Hampshire or somewhere near there. I emailed him when it was on Ebay but must have deleted the responses. He also had a 66 or 67 Beaumont.
James

This look like the car that was for sale at Barrie flea market a few years back.  If it's the same one, a member on this site owned it for a time.

about 99% sure that this car was in Peter Klutts showroom about 6 years ago.
At legendary motor car.

jfkheat wrote:

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Any guesses on what it will sell for? Is the dash bezel correct?
James

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yes the dash bezel looks correct, they were blue and sometimes wood grain like a gto.

 

yes-I used to own it

it was on the Barrie flea market field prior to me came there via Verdun, Quebec

GLS Larry Shackleton bought it

sold it to Woodbridge-was at Chevy fest for sale again

then to Milton/Acton-got painted

then to me (I had it about a year)-sold it when I bought my 65 corvette

sold it to Ancaster

traded in at Legendary

then off to the states I guess

I e-mailed him via E-Bay-same V.I.N. nice guy has a 66 convertible custom also

this car had a lot of original paperwork-52,000 on the odometer (not working) (CE block) good car-I seen it with its original paint

can't guess pricing-that'll get me in trouble

i owned the car 1996-1998 i painted it  really nice car wish i had it back

Pontiacanada wrote:

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427carl wrote:

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I was just thinking of "Craig" at BJ    Does he know, someone might sue him, over his advertising it, as a Pontiac?    wouldn't want him to lose out... 

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Carl, it does say Pontiac on the floor mats ... that's where Craig got his information from. : )

 

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        THANK YOU   I feel better, knowing they have proof 

 

I was watching B-J reruns, and a car (chev) came over the block, and the seller had
listed the car as "matching numbers"  (which is good!) with the exception of

UPGRADED Engine and rear end!!!      

I was delighted, to find a better way to describe my car lol  

Since my car is not a recreation or clone or tribute car or restored car  

So, from now on, its is a "matching number" car with 'upgraded engine and trans....wow

ak 67sd wrote:

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Wow, lets hope they meant that it had the engine and diff that the car started life with but they were upgraded with better parts...which is quite possible what they meant!!

my car is "numbers matching" ...my VIN on the body matches the frame!!! the engine however is a different story!hahaha!!

This car was at legendary when i was there 2 summers ago... i'm still thinking upper 20's will be it for this car... and not to speculate but if it goes way higher than that, than i wouldn't be surprised (in my own opinion and in no way reflecting on LMC) if there's a bidder there to drive it up and that the buyers premium lost will be a write off for the seller in terms of advertising rather than let it sell to cheap...

ak

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         The matching number car had a different motor, like 396 instead of 283,  and different rear end,  like 10 bolt to 12  lol

 

Hi Guys
I am the guy selling the 68 SD Beaumont at Barrett Jackson in AZ
I just got back to my hotel
I hope I do well I am selling 5 cars from my personal collection
I sold my 67 gt 350 recreation tonight for 56k less 8% and tommorow my 67 beamont that I bought a couple of years ago it is lot # 638 , the 68 SD I did buy at Ledgendary motors about almost 7 or 8 years ago will go on the block tommorow afternoon

I am selling this car only because I have to not because I want to , it is my absolute favorite antique car that I own out of 8 that I have ,I love this car and would not sell it unless I really have to,sometimes as I am sure you all know life can throw us a curveball

please wish me luck

Thanks
 Pauleau

I do still own a 66 ragtop Beaumont with a 4 speed that is almost out of restoration but beacause it is not ready I may be able to keep it
I truly hpoe it goes to a good home where the car will get the respect that it deserves