I know this is the American variant, but I don't have any American Pontiac friends  I'm hoping someone here has some knowledge on the Yankee versions.

Long story short, I found a Brougham convertible.  If the Bonneville is the Grande Parisienne, the Bonneville Bougham is a model higher, with no real Canadian version.  Why?  It adds leather and things that we just couldn't get up there.

If someone knows these cars, I have a few questions like:

- Some previous knob of a PO cut the dash for a single-DIN Pioneer radio (yay).  I have a spare cluster, so I can live with that.

- Same dude also cut the doors for door speakers.  

The door speakers are a problem, as I think the Brougham had specific door panels.  I'm kind of hoping, though, that some other B-Body or Cadillac shared them.  Maybe they're Caprice shells for all I know (they do say Brougham, but a Parisienne says Pontiac and is an really Impala panel, for example).

Other knocks on this car include:
- The delusion on the part of the seller that this is a #1 car worth $38,000 or something
- A recent repaint in "who knows what color", and the jambs were painted because the air grill inside is now body color
- Odd to me that it has the endura rear bumper in black.  Unless this was a black car (awesome!) and they forgot to paint that

Thanks!
Dave