I restore and rebuild all kinds of cars with a couple of my own on the go. First is 70 Impala rag top that my Mom bought as her first car in 74 from southern Manitoba. She chose it after taking an MG for a very disapointing test drive. It was also our wedding car. Numbers matching 350 2bbl but have upgraded to a 200R4 tranny. Second 74 chev half ton with factory wood floor, buckets console cheyenne truck. Painted, now to detail and assemble. 79 GL1000 Gold wing with matching 1950 General Motors "Frigidaire" trailer. Look forward to all the discussions. Don't know the intricasies of all the poncho's but it is interesting reading.
-- Edited by Laurentian on Thursday 29th of July 2010 09:57:04 AM
68 427 said
Jul 29, 2010
WELCOME FROM CENTRAL ALBERTA.
68sd said
Jul 29, 2010
heres some 70s weve come across,would you like to add yours to our list?
click on link for a picture
1970 Production date Model Engine Color Interior Location Owner Pic
3rd week Aug. 15669 V8 50 (836 int.) Sask. link 1969 Belair 4dr Dover white Spotted by 67poncho os286238
4th week Aug. 15669 V8 58 (836 int.) ontario link 1969 Belair 4dr Autumn Gold ST 101340St. Therese
3rd week Sept. 16439 V8 45 (860 int.) Sask. link 1969 Impala 4 dr hrdtp Green Mist poly Spotted by 67poncho os296896
5th week Oct. 16447 V8 14/B (805 black) ontario link 1969 Impala 2dr coupe M40 Cortez silver/black top os312445 C08
3rd week Nov. 16437 350 ci 28 (805 black) ontario link 1969 Impala hrdtp Dark blue met. ST118444 St.Therese
1st week Dec 16447 V8 58/2B (837 int.) ontario link 1969 Impala 2dr coupe Autumn Gold / black top ST 118942 St.Therese
2nd week Dec. 15669 350ci 48 (848 green) ontario link 1969 Belair 4 dr M40 Forest green B90 C50 U80 os3266835
2nd week Dec. 16447 V8 48 (860 int) ontario link 1969 Impala 2dr coupe M40 Forest Green os328588
Jan 5th 16639 454ci LS4 19 /2 (836 dark blue) ontario link 1970 Caprice 4dr hrdtp M40 Tuxedo Black/black top A01 A31 F40 N10 St. Therese 413 produced Garage National Inc.-St Georges De Beauce Que
3rd week Feb. 15369 6 cyl 19 (410 int.) ontario link 1970 Biscayne 4 dr M35 Tuxedo black B02 Taxi os344215
1st week March 15669 V8 25 (818 int.) ontario link 1970 Belair 4 dr M38 Astro blue D99 os351463
5th week March 15436 V8 48 (802 black) ontario link 1970 Biscayne wagon M38 Forest green os357258
2nd week April 15637 350ci 61 (803 black) ontario link 1970 Belair 2dr hrdtp M38 Sandalwood os359731
4th week April 16439 350ci 45 G (860 D.green) ontario link 1970 Impala 4 dr hrdtp M38 Green Mist /d. green top os363588 U80 C08
4th week April 16439 V8 34/B (844 int.) ontario link 1970 Impala 4dr hrdtp M38 Misty Turquoise /black vinyl top os364820 C50 U80 C08
3rd week of May 16437 350 ci 53 (828 int.) ontario link 1970 Impala hrdtp Nugget gold os349307
3rd week June 15369 6cyl 45 (428 int.) ontario link 1970 Biscayne 4dr M35 Green Mist C50 os379447
5th week June 15637 350ci 48 (820 int.) Alberta link 1970 Belair 2dr hrdtp M40 Forest Green met. D99 kijiji #os388227
1st week July 15469 V8 63 (428 int.) ontario link 1970 Biscayne 4 dr M40 Desert Sand #os379913
67SD396 said
Jul 30, 2010
Welcome aboard from AB
4SPEED427 said
Aug 2, 2010
Welcome here.
Can you be more specific about "Southern Manitoba"?
Laurentian said
Aug 2, 2010
I'll email mom and find out
JetFan said
Aug 2, 2010
Welcome Scott. I'm new to the intricacies of Poncho World, but I'm certainly hooked. Keep reading!!!!!
Laurentian said
Aug 5, 2010
Talked to Mom this Morning. Said it was from Selkirk, definitely knew that one and she thinks's the lot was called "Peter's"
Ghost Post said
Aug 5, 2010
Welcome aboard!. Any pics of the Frigidaire trailer?.
A couple GM houses in Selkirk were: - Selkirk Motor Products - Selkirk Manitoba - Malis Motors Ltd. - Selkirk Manitoba
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-- Edited by Ghost Post on Thursday 5th of August 2010 02:11:15 PM
Laurentian said
Aug 5, 2010
The car was purchased used in 74 so it might not have come from a Dealership
The trailer is dated Oct 1950 by a sticker in the fridge. The nose cone/cooler is manufactured and was originally the compressor area. The rest is original and serves as storage for gear. Found in a dump very badly damaged but was the right dimensions. It is 1" narrower than my highway pegs so where the bike goes the trailer will follow. Goes over railway tracks at 70mph without so much as a hop or skip.
Very cool Scott! Those fridges are made of real steel (like older cars). I once had to move a simular fridge down 3 flights of stairs ... what a pig! I like when they convert these vintage fridges into kegerators.
kelico said
Aug 6, 2010
welcome to the site !!!
4SPEED427 said
Aug 6, 2010
Laurentian wrote:
Talked to Mom this Morning. Said it was from Selkirk, definitely knew that one and she thinks's the lot was called "Peter's"
Sure doesn't sound familiar.
427carl said
Aug 7, 2010
Welcome!!
whats a
Another stubble jumper?
craigd said
Aug 8, 2010
Welcome !
From a very cold & wet Cape Town...
ZigZag said
Aug 8, 2010
Welcome to the forum, from a place 2 hours south of you.
Ghost Post said
Aug 8, 2010
Thanks for the Frigidaire pics...very nicely done!!!
Pretty sure this is the same model my Grandparents had when I was a kid..
Does the door handle work in all directions...left, right, push & pull?.
Vintage streamliner style fridges are a hotter item than cars these days item especially those w/ a famous history!.
Sales I've seen in recent years include Big Daddy Roth's w/ the original Rat Fink drawing on the door plus the fridges from Don Yenko's also Grumpy Jenkins shops complete w/ old racing decals!.
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Laurentian said
Aug 9, 2010
Thanks for the warm welcome!
My ball team when I was a teenager was called the "stubble jumpers" figured it would be a good prairie handle and spark interest.
The handle on my fridge trailer is fully functional but only pulls up/out depending on which way you look at it. The front door was originally designed to hold shut by means of a bracket which would be sandwiched by the main door. It didn't work so I have a screw in it until i come up with something better.
I restore and rebuild all kinds of cars with a couple of my own on the go. First is 70 Impala rag top that my Mom bought as her first car in 74 from southern Manitoba. She chose it after taking an MG for a very disapointing test drive. It was also our wedding car. Numbers matching 350 2bbl but have upgraded to a 200R4 tranny. Second 74 chev half ton with factory wood floor, buckets console cheyenne truck. Painted, now to detail and assemble. 79 GL1000 Gold wing with matching 1950 General Motors "Frigidaire" trailer.
Look forward to all the discussions. Don't know the intricasies of all the poncho's but it is interesting reading.
-- Edited by Laurentian on Thursday 29th of July 2010 09:57:04 AM
click on link for a picture
1970
Production date Model Engine Color Interior Location Owner Pic
3rd week Aug. 15669 V8 50 (836 int.) Sask. link
1969 Belair 4dr Dover white Spotted by 67poncho
os286238
4th week Aug. 15669 V8 58 (836 int.) ontario link
1969 Belair 4dr Autumn Gold
ST 101340 St. Therese
3rd week Sept. 16439 V8 45 (860 int.) Sask. link
1969 Impala 4 dr hrdtp Green Mist poly Spotted by 67poncho
os296896
5th week Oct. 16447 V8 14/B (805 black) ontario link
1969 Impala 2dr coupe M40 Cortez silver/black top
os312445 C08
3rd week Nov. 16437 350 ci 28 (805 black) ontario link
1969 Impala hrdtp Dark blue met.
ST118444 St.Therese
1st week Dec 16447 V8 58/2B (837 int.) ontario link
1969 Impala 2dr coupe Autumn Gold / black top
ST 118942 St.Therese
2nd week Dec. 15669 350ci 48 (848 green) ontario link
1969 Belair 4 dr M40 Forest green B90 C50 U80
os3266835
2nd week Dec. 16447 V8 48 (860 int) ontario link
1969 Impala 2dr coupe M40 Forest Green
os328588
Jan 5th 16639 454ci LS4 19 /2 (836 dark blue) ontario link
1970 Caprice 4dr hrdtp M40 Tuxedo Black/black top A01 A31 F40 N10
St. Therese 413 produced Garage National Inc.-St Georges De Beauce Que
3rd week Feb. 15369 6 cyl 19 (410 int.) ontario link
1970 Biscayne 4 dr M35 Tuxedo black B02 Taxi
os344215
1st week March 15669 V8 25 (818 int.) ontario link
1970 Belair 4 dr M38 Astro blue D99
os351463
5th week March 15436 V8 48 (802 black) ontario link
1970 Biscayne wagon M38 Forest green
os357258
2nd week April 15637 350ci 61 (803 black) ontario link
1970 Belair 2dr hrdtp M38 Sandalwood
os359731
4th week April 16439 350ci 45 G (860 D.green) ontario link
1970 Impala 4 dr hrdtp M38 Green Mist /d. green top
os363588 U80 C08
4th week April 16439 V8 34/B (844 int.) ontario link
1970 Impala 4dr hrdtp M38 Misty Turquoise /black vinyl top os364820 C50 U80 C08
3rd week of May 16437 350 ci 53 (828 int.) ontario link
1970 Impala hrdtp Nugget gold
os349307
3rd week June 15369 6cyl 45 (428 int.) ontario link
1970 Biscayne 4dr M35 Green Mist C50
os379447
5th week June 15637 350ci 48 (820 int.) Alberta link
1970 Belair 2dr hrdtp M40 Forest Green met. D99 kijiji
#os388227
1st week July 15469 V8 63 (428 int.) ontario link
1970 Biscayne 4 dr M40 Desert Sand
#os379913
Welcome aboard!.
Any pics of the Frigidaire trailer?.
A couple GM houses in Selkirk were:
- Selkirk Motor Products - Selkirk Manitoba
- Malis Motors Ltd. - Selkirk Manitoba
~
-- Edited by Ghost Post on Thursday 5th of August 2010 02:11:15 PM
The trailer is dated Oct 1950 by a sticker in the fridge. The nose cone/cooler is manufactured and was originally the compressor area. The rest is original and serves as storage for gear. Found in a dump very badly damaged but was the right dimensions. It is 1" narrower than my highway pegs so where the bike goes the trailer will follow. Goes over railway tracks at 70mph without so much as a hop or skip.
Those fridges are made of real steel (like older cars).
I once had to move a simular fridge down 3 flights of stairs ... what a pig!
I like when they convert these vintage fridges into kegerators.
whats a
My ball team when I was a teenager was called the "stubble jumpers" figured it would be a good prairie handle and spark interest.
The handle on my fridge trailer is fully functional but only pulls up/out depending on which way you look at it. The front door was originally designed to hold shut by means of a bracket which would be sandwiched by the main door. It didn't work so I have a screw in it until i come up with something better.