1960 pontiac parisienne convertible

yeah very nice

68sd wrote:

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754

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Wow that was quick!  Thanks. You can really tell the difference between U.S. and Canadian Poncho's on the 60's due to the Wide- Track body shell and the Chev chassis and axle lenght. We used to always put chrome reverse rims on these to give a wider stance. The 6 or 7 inch rim with the reverse off set made them look a little fuller. 

the more i look at this car , the more i love it

it looks like it has a chopped top

awesome, imagine with nicer rims

and to make it even more desirable, this car is the exact same car (color and interior) that is showcased in the 1960 Pontiac brochure second and third page

any of you guys ever seen a 1960 Parisienne VISTA? must not be many of those around!!!

That is one beautiful car. Is the figure of 754 just for 6-cylinder cars or for all Parisienne convertibles, both six & eight cylinder models?

In Ancaster back around 1973 a guy I know had a 60 Parisienne convertible, white with a white top, red interior, 283. It was clean and stock except for chrome reverse wheels with baby moons. He sold the car in 1974 but I was stunned to see it in 1984 driving along highway 53 / 2 / 403 in Ancaster in exactly the same shape I had seen it 11 years before (clean). Come to think of it, they are a very rare sighting.