Contacted him about an hour ago. The price is decent, close to the Bonneville price if I factor in shipping costs and can negotiate a lower price on that Bonneville.
MC said
Jun 5, 2019
I'll keep an eye out for you. If I see anything I'll let you know.
Perhaps some of our other kijiji watchdogs can do similarly. With all the eyes of CP looking, we will find something eventually I'm sure!
mike667 said
Jun 5, 2019
Thanks guys!
LandShark68_2+2 said
Jun 5, 2019
mike667 wrote:
The golden one right? in petrolia?
-- Edited by mike667 on Wednesday 5th of June 2019 03:22:40 PM
Yes, the gold one in Petrolia. Really nice car.
mike667 said
Jun 6, 2019
Silly question. If I buy the car outside of Ontario? When I put the title in my name am I still paying taxes?
poncho62 said
Jun 6, 2019
There is a 66 sitting at a dealer near Hanover. Ont....south of Owen Sound. I am not sure of the price, but you could call him. It's in this picture from their lot ad on Facebook.
-- Edited by poncho62 on Thursday 6th of June 2019 06:06:41 AM
I think it only gets taxed according to the province it will be registered in.
mike667 said
Jun 6, 2019
Just left that dealer a message, they didnt answer the phone. Hope its for sale... will let you know when I get a response.
Prefectca said
Jun 6, 2019
mike667 wrote:
Silly question. If I buy the car outside of Ontario? When I put the title in my name am I still paying taxes?
Yes, it doesnt matter where you buy the car you will pay sales tax in Ontario. Also Ontario requires an appraisal on antique cars for tax valuation. My brother has gotten around it when he imported cars from the U.S. as he had to pay federal tax at the border. When registering the car in Ontario the license bureau in his area accepted the federal tax value the same as an appraisal
Left a message for Allan park motors this morning and still no reply back.
Just sent a message to the one in St. Albert to see what they say, if I can get any pics...
mike667 said
Jun 6, 2019
Theres a teal 1966 Grand Parisienne in Welland every time I go see my parents. The car has been sitting outside in winter and hasnt even moved since. Its in really good shape too. And so far I have not seen it appear at the Welland cruise nights? Anyone know this car? Would it be rude, to leave a note on the windshield asking if hes selling, to contact me? Its infront of a business, not residential area, I think...
-- Edited by mike667 on Thursday 6th of June 2019 05:42:08 PM
Greaser said
Jun 6, 2019
mike667 wrote:
Theres a teal 1966 Grand Parisienne in Welland every time I go see my parents. The car has been sitting outside in winter and hasnt even moved since. Its in really good shape too. And so far I have not seen it appear at the Welland cruise nights? Anyone know this car? Would it be rude, to leave a note on the windshield asking if hes selling, to contact me? Its infront of a business, not residential area, I think...
-- Edited by mike667 on Thursday 6th of June 2019 05:42:08 PM
Rude? Don't think so.......I got a couple of my cars doing exactly that.
It does the seller a favour by not having to go through the advertisng/dealing with potential buyers....go for it.
-G
mike667 said
Jun 6, 2019
Sounds good! Im going back there this weekend. Will stop by and leave a note. See how it goes...
Allan Motors doesnt pick up or return any messages...
cdnpont said
Jun 6, 2019
May I ask why so set on the 66? I think the 65 is a far cleaner design. And then in 67 they took it a step further with many refinements.
4SPEED427 said
Jun 6, 2019
cdnpont wrote:
I think the 65 is a far cleaner design. And then in 67 they took it a step further with many refinements.
Hey, let the guy have his opinion (which happens to be flawless).....
Greaser said
Jun 6, 2019
mike667 wrote:
Left a message for Allan park motors this morning and still no reply back. Just sent a message to the one in St. Albert to see what they say, if I can get any pics...
Allan Park Motors Owned and Operated By Hanover Auto Wreckers Ltd. is a family business
We have several family members working together along with employees that are top of their field.
Many of our employees have been with us for over 5 years.
No matter What our experience level, all our employees firmly believe in the right way of doing things
to make sure you have an awesome customer experience!
mike667 said
Jun 7, 2019
Thanks. Ill give them a call today.
I like the lines of the 65 too dont get me wrong but I always loved the look of the 66 better (especially with the Parisienne/Catalina/Bonneville grille opposed to the GP grilles.
cdnpont said
Jun 7, 2019
mike667 wrote:
Thanks. Ill give them a call today. I like the lines of the 65 too dont get me wrong but I always loved the look of the 66 better (especially with the Parisienne/Catalina/Bonneville grille opposed to the GP grilles.
I'm kidding...just trying to razz you know who..
4SPEED427 said
Jun 7, 2019
cdnpont wrote:
I'm kidding...just trying to razz you know who..
Get out there, work on that 327 swap, and quit trying to cause trouble!
ABC123 said
Jun 7, 2019
Isn't the job of a moderator to prevent a thread from derailing ?
Hey guys,
I am Still in search of a 66 Pontiac. Must be 2 door and not a convertible.
Either Canadian or US models at this point.... and I Dont mind if its a 66 Bonneville either. I actually really like the Bonnevilles as well.
looking either for a project or decent runner but not 20-30gs.
had a potential seller contact me but, I guess he backed out...
Thanks,
Mike
There is one listed in Old Autos right now. A 66 Bonneville.
I've seen the car personally and it is beautiful. Asking 21,500, but it's been sale for a couple of years.
Maybe he's negotiable. Worth a phone call anyway.
Scott (LandShark ...)
The golden one right? in petrolia?
-- Edited by mike667 on Wednesday 5th of June 2019 03:22:40 PM
Here's a GP, but it doesn't have a price listed... maybe you already contacted them?
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/saskatoon/1966-grande-parisienne/1431706732?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Contacted him about an hour ago. The price is decent, close to the Bonneville price if I factor in shipping costs and can negotiate a lower price on that Bonneville.
I'll keep an eye out for you. If I see anything I'll let you know.
Perhaps some of our other kijiji watchdogs can do similarly. With all the eyes of CP looking, we will find something eventually I'm sure!
Thanks guys!
Yes, the gold one in Petrolia. Really nice car.
There is a 66 sitting at a dealer near Hanover. Ont....south of Owen Sound. I am not sure of the price, but you could call him. It's in this picture from their lot ad on Facebook.
-- Edited by poncho62 on Thursday 6th of June 2019 06:06:41 AM
I think it only gets taxed according to the province it will be registered in.
Yes, it doesnt matter where you buy the car you will pay sales tax in Ontario. Also Ontario requires an appraisal on antique cars for tax valuation. My brother has gotten around it when he imported cars from the U.S. as he had to pay federal tax at the border. When registering the car in Ontario the license bureau in his area accepted the federal tax value the same as an appraisal
Paul
Here's one, not much info given, though.
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/st-albert/66-pontiac-parisienne-for-sale/1431832163?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Just sent a message to the one in St. Albert to see what they say, if I can get any pics...
Theres a teal 1966 Grand Parisienne in Welland every time I go see my parents. The car has been sitting outside in winter and hasnt even moved since. Its in really good shape too. And so far I have not seen it appear at the Welland cruise nights? Anyone know this car? Would it be rude, to leave a note on the windshield asking if hes selling, to contact me? Its infront of a business, not residential area, I think...
-- Edited by mike667 on Thursday 6th of June 2019 05:42:08 PM
Rude? Don't think so.......I got a couple of my cars doing exactly that.
It does the seller a favour by not having to go through the advertisng/dealing with potential buyers....go for it.
-G
Allan Motors doesnt pick up or return any messages...
May I ask why so set on the 66? I think the 65 is a far cleaner design. And then in 67 they took it a step further with many refinements.
Hey, let the guy have his opinion (which happens to be flawless).....
Try contacting Hanover Auto Wreckers Ltd.
Allan Park Motors Owned and Operated By Hanover Auto Wreckers Ltd. is a family business
We have several family members working together along with employees that are top of their field.
Many of our employees have been with us for over 5 years.
No matter What our experience level, all our employees firmly believe in the right way of doing things
to make sure you have an awesome customer experience!
I like the lines of the 65 too dont get me wrong but I always loved the look of the 66 better (especially with the Parisienne/Catalina/Bonneville grille opposed to the GP grilles.
I'm kidding...just trying to razz you know who..
Get out there, work on that 327 swap, and quit trying to cause trouble!
Isn't the job of a moderator to prevent a thread from derailing ?
Not derailing it them selves ?
I would be snapping this one for $12,000
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/city-of-toronto/1966-pontiac-parisienne-custom-sport-convertible-wow/1436672917?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true