Hi everyone - I'm Laura. My hubby & I have recently bought a 1970 Catalina. We are looking for some parts so if anyone could help and let us know where to look for parts - like a dash pad, bumpers and a hood it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
eeluddy said
Sep 2, 2014
Welcome from London. Try posting in the parts wanted section. Someone who knows the 70 full size better than me will likely chime in. Be sure to post some pics of your Catalina
73SC said
Sep 2, 2014
Hello and welcome. 1970 Catalina's were actually produced in Canada with Pontiac blue engines. Do you have a Canadian built car. The data plate on the cowl should be able to tell you if car was made in Canada.
-- Edited by 73SC on Tuesday 2nd of September 2014 11:35:29 PM
Magician40 said
Sep 2, 2014
Welcome Laura from Barrie Ontario.
Brian
Canadian Poncho said
Sep 2, 2014
Welcome aboard Laura!
norontcan said
Sep 2, 2014
Welcome.
Lots of good help on here.
Laura G said
Sep 8, 2014
Thanks everyone!
I do believe it is a Canadian car as the digit on the VIN that identifies the assembly plant is the number '2' which I believe is Quebec correct?
dcneric said
Sep 8, 2014
A hearty welcome Regina.
73SC said
Sep 8, 2014
Laura G wrote:
Thanks everyone!
I do believe it is a Canadian car as the digit on the VIN that identifies the assembly plant is the number '2' which I believe is Quebec correct?
Hi everyone - I'm Laura. My hubby & I have recently bought a 1970 Catalina. We are looking for some parts so if anyone could help and let us know where to look for parts - like a dash pad, bumpers and a hood it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hello and welcome. 1970 Catalina's were actually produced in Canada with Pontiac blue engines. Do you have a Canadian built car. The data plate on the cowl should be able to tell you if car was made in Canada.
-- Edited by 73SC on Tuesday 2nd of September 2014 11:35:29 PM
Brian
Lots of good help on here.
I do believe it is a Canadian car as the digit on the VIN that identifies the assembly plant is the number '2' which I believe is Quebec correct?
That is correct, Ste. Therese.