My first car back in '89 was a 66 Pontiac Grand Parisienne 4 dr. hard top in which I regret selling. I have just bought a replacement for those memories in a 67 Parisienne 4 dr. sedan to enjoy cruising with my wife and kids.
The 67 is a 60,629 mile survivor "barn find" that has oil change sticker from 2001 at 60,326. It now runs and drives great (even with the old tires) and in need of body and mechanical work. I am excited to start this project and meet new people along the way!
Pontiacanada said
Oct 28, 2016
Welcome Benda from Canada's east coast. Post some pictures of the '67!
4SPEED427 said
Oct 28, 2016
Welcome here, you've come to the right spot for the car you bought!
67Poncho said
Oct 28, 2016
Welcome! Is that the burgundy one from Rosetown?
-- Edited by 67Poncho on Friday 28th of October 2016 08:42:41 AM
Yes, it is the 67 from Rosetown, I'm impressed you know of it.
MrBenda said
Oct 28, 2016
Thank you, looking forward to it!
4SPEED427 said
Oct 28, 2016
MrBenda wrote:
Yes, it is the 67 from Rosetown, I'm impressed you know of it.
I think Vince knows where all the vintage Pontiacs are in Sk!
Pontiacanada said
Oct 28, 2016
Nice, looks like a great survivor as stated! V-8 car. I'm sure someone on here can point you in the right direction for a complete front fender emblem.
Tin Injun said
Oct 28, 2016
Welcome from Whitecourt Ab. Car looks in pretty good shape. Had a '67 Parisienne 4 door just like it back in '77. Unfortunately it was the one shown in my avatar. Good luck with her!
Fred
pontorquer said
Oct 28, 2016
Welcome from Elie MB, Nice find ! I always liked the front end of the 67s Big Ponchos, enjoy !
norontcan said
Oct 28, 2016
Pontiacanada wrote:
Nice, looks like a great survivor as stated! V-8 car. I'm sure someone on here can point you in the right direction for a complete front fender emblem.
Welcome aboard. As you'll quickly find out you've come to the right place.
Let me check for that Parisienne emblem.
MrBenda said
Oct 29, 2016
Thanks for the warm welcome and encouragement! I've been cleaning it and gave it a oil change and air filter, antique plates and maiden voyage with the family. It was a pleasure to drive, besides the the rear wheel cylinders need to be replaced and tires. Once all the requisite maintenance and fluild's changed, I would not hesitate to drive this to the west coast!
dcneric said
Oct 30, 2016
Welcome from Regina. Great to see some more Saskatchewan enthusiasts.
MarkV said
Nov 19, 2016
I was wondering who got that car.. contemplated buying it myself but the drive was a little too far... two houses down the street...
MrBenda said
Nov 29, 2016
Hi and thanks fellas, impressive collection here. MarkV , I saw your comment on ad and I knew I had to beat you to it, got my butt in high gear.
Urban_suburban said
Nov 29, 2016
Welcome. Nice tidy looking car
OURWAGON said
Nov 29, 2016
Urban_suburban wrote:
Welcome. Nice tidy looking car
I LIKE IT, NICE AND ORIGINAL LOOKING
MarkV said
Nov 29, 2016
You definitely did beat me! Not sure how! I don't think I had even got off work and it was sold! Good luck with the car tho, glad she went to someone who is actually interested in getting her back on the road!
MrBenda said
Dec 10, 2016
It didn't need much to be a reliable driver, tires, battery, brakes bled, filters, carb tuning, (auto choke works) and a good cleaning! It was "cool" cruising around last night in -27 with the family looking at Christmas lights! My only complaint is lack of rear window defogger lol
My first car back in '89 was a 66 Pontiac Grand Parisienne 4 dr. hard top in which I regret selling. I have just bought a replacement for those memories in a 67 Parisienne 4 dr. sedan to enjoy cruising with my wife and kids.
The 67 is a 60,629 mile survivor "barn find" that has oil change sticker from 2001 at 60,326. It now runs and drives great (even with the old tires) and in need of body and mechanical work. I am excited to start this project and meet new people along the way!
Welcome Benda from Canada's east coast. Post some pictures of the '67!
Welcome! Is that the burgundy one from Rosetown?
-- Edited by 67Poncho on Friday 28th of October 2016 08:42:41 AM
Yes, it is the 67 from Rosetown, I'm impressed you know of it.
Thank you, looking forward to it!
I think Vince knows where all the vintage Pontiacs are in Sk!
Nice, looks like a great survivor as stated! V-8 car. I'm sure someone on here can point you in the right direction for a complete front fender emblem.
Welcome from Whitecourt Ab. Car looks in pretty good shape. Had a '67 Parisienne 4 door just like it back in '77. Unfortunately it was the one shown in my avatar. Good luck with her!
Fred
Welcome from Elie MB, Nice find ! I always liked the front end of the 67s Big Ponchos, enjoy !
Welcome aboard. As you'll quickly find out you've come to the right place.
Let me check for that Parisienne emblem.
Hi and thanks fellas, impressive collection here. MarkV , I saw your comment on ad and I knew I had to beat you to it, got my butt in high gear.
I LIKE IT, NICE AND ORIGINAL LOOKING
You definitely did beat me! Not sure how! I don't think I had even got off work and it was sold!
Good luck with the car tho, glad she went to someone who is actually interested in getting her back on the road!