Wow, very cool...

Welcome here, you came to a great place for help with it.

Welcome from Barrie Ontario. You have a good start there, love the rear snow tires.
Brian

Not sure where it was from, where its been, nothing.

Except you can't say it was never winter driven. The Snows are in great condition still.

There was no history at all! No Ownership.

A fellow seen it going down the road on a flat deck headed for scrap, he raced to catch up and saved the car.

Few months later I had to do a appraisal on one of his vehicles and seen the car beside his garage always liked the 62 Pontiac Body Line.

Its now in my hands.

Bud wrote:

---

Not sure where it was from, where its been, nothing.

Except you can't say it was never winter driven. The Snows are in great condition still.

There was no history at all! No Ownership.

A fellow seen it going down the road on a flat deck headed for scrap, he raced to catch up and saved the car.

Few months later I had to do a appraisal on one of his vehicles and seen the car beside his garage always liked the 62 Pontiac Body Line.

Its now in my hands.

---

I asked, because it looks like a sun-baked Arizona car.

The interior doesn't look sun-baked, just water-damaged.

By-the-way, I grew up close by ... Cobourg.

Pontiacanada wrote:

---

Bud wrote:

---

Not sure where it was from, where its been, nothing.

Except you can't say it was never winter driven. The Snows are in great condition still.

There was no history at all! No Ownership.

A fellow seen it going down the road on a flat deck headed for scrap, he raced to catch up and saved the car.

Few months later I had to do a appraisal on one of his vehicles and seen the car beside his garage always liked the 62 Pontiac Body Line.

Its now in my hands.

---

I asked, because it looks like a sun-baked Arizona car.

The interior doesn't look sun-baked, just water-damaged.

By-the-way, I grew up close by ... Cobourg.

---

 Its Patina for sure!

I lived in Baltimore (just north of Cobourg) for a few years and went to CDCI East Cobourg High School

Pontiacanada wrote:

---

Bud wrote:

---

Pontiacanada wrote:

---

Bud wrote:

---

Not sure where it was from, where its been, nothing.

Except you can't say it was never winter driven. The Snows are in great condition still.

There was no history at all! No Ownership.

A fellow seen it going down the road on a flat deck headed for scrap, he raced to catch up and saved the car.

Few months later I had to do a appraisal on one of his vehicles and seen the car beside his garage always liked the 62 Pontiac Body Line.

Its now in my hands.

---

I asked, because it looks like a sun-baked Arizona car.

The interior doesn't look sun-baked, just water-damaged.

By-the-way, I grew up close by ... Cobourg.

---

 Its Patina for sure!

I lived in Baltimore (just north of Cobourg) for a few years and went to CDCI East Cobourg High School

---

I went to the East also. I'm just 2 years younger than you (if your birthdate is correct). 

I took all the auto courses (Johnsie, Bourgeau,) welding (Bottoms), machine shop (Thompson) and wood-working (Halligan).

---

 I had Huck Flindall/Shultz for Auto,,Halligan for Woodworking,,Bottoms Welding

Flindall lives 10 mins from me, drives a 56 Chev daily..still plays with the cars..could not remember me until I told him what I drove to high school. 66 Plymouth Fury 2Dr Post 440ci 4Spd.. He was Super Teacher in our time.


Anyways after sitting for years and years that 62 Pontiac was not started. 1/2 hr got it fired and moved around...dam still has some brakes too..pulling the carb off clean it..should run better.. surprised the fuel went thru it..and no smoke

Well I've added another 66 Grande Parisienne to the fleet. This is the least optioned 4door Hardtop GP I have seen, not that I've seen a lot. Tinted glass AM radio 283 power glide. It now has a 1969 250 in it I plan to replace but it is a runner/driver. Possibly end up as a parts car.