The red 68 had a 455 in it, dont know which one, it was a 2 pedal car.

The 2 tone burgundy GTO was a 455, 3 pedals. The 66 Beaumont 4 door had a 5.3 LS, but was carbed with an AVS, had a 200R.

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The red 68 had a 455 in it, dont know which one, it was a 2 pedal car.

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 That sure would be a fun car if it had a slight increase in pedal quantity.

Graves Island, you cross a single lane causeway to get to it. It was real hot, humid, and dusty.

The lead photo with the Acadian Canso sedan is of a rare 1964, not a common 1963. It looks like a nicely detailed quality example. So too of many others there.

One thing that has always puzzled me is the colour of that modified 1966 Beaumont 4-door. I can recall several 1967 Canadian Pontiacs in that colour in the past, as in ancient past. There was a stock '67 Laurentian 4-door in town in the 1970's in that colour, but then I took notice when I saw a stock '67 Beaumont SD 396 also in that colour back in the 1980's. Black vinyl top on it, seen around Sherway Gardens. Then I saw a derelict '67 Chevelle SS396 convertible in that colour and really began to wonder... 1967 GM trucks had a colour called Vermilion, and there was a mint GMC 910 Wideside back in the 1970's in town in that hue. It registered as the same in my mind.

Thanks for posting, Don. There are some desirable and rare musclecars there.