Hi all - long time viewer, first time poster. Have learned a good amount restoring my 63 and feel I'm ready to help out others, pay it forward, ask for help, and introduce myself! Thanks, you're a very friendly community.
Welcome aboard.
First things first, we need a whole lot more information and pictures of the '63. What you posted is just a teaser.
Canadian Poncho said
Aug 26, 2020
Welcome to Canadian Poncho!
Glenn Musgrave said
Aug 27, 2020
Welcome from Nova Scotia. Pretty colour. Please tell us about the car.
Pontiacanada said
Aug 29, 2020
Welcome from Canada's east coast!
long stroke said
Aug 29, 2020
Jeff, a hardy welcome aboard from Milton, Ontario. Like Ted said, we need more photo's of that sweet looking 63 of yours. As a matter of fact i think you should seriously consider being a C.P. feature car. Message Todd, our founding father about being a feature car. Belleville, what a great town that is and that is where my lady and i will be retiring very soon. My gal has family in Belleville and Brighton. Jeff, we need to know more about your 63. Cheers.
-- Edited by long stroke on Saturday 29th of August 2020 06:00:51 PM
4SPEED427 said
Aug 30, 2020
Welcome here, I will echo the statements about it being a great car and would look great as a feature car!
J4man said
Sep 1, 2020
We enjoy the Quinte area thoroughly.
1963 Pontiac Parisienne, with a, no fail, 68' 307 engine (Code K0208DR).
Body style 7847, No. 720598, Paint F, Trim 918.
I have a pretty solid history on the car from new, for anyone looking for their old family ride. Spent most of its life in Niagara/St.Catherines and Bruce County area.
A few modest upgrades, but nothing crazy. Recently put 2" drop spindles and disk conversion from CPP, not sure how I feel about the lowered look just yet. Pretty much a daily driver, it shows nicely, but needs some body/paint work. Functional and complete, with all the trim, complete with carseat for my 2yr old daughter who much prefers the drivers seat:)
-- Edited by J4man on Tuesday 1st of September 2020 09:17:19 AM
1963 Pontiac Parisienne, with a, no fail, 68' 307 engine (Code K0208DR).
Body style 7847, No. 720598, Paint F, Trim 918.
I have a pretty solid history on the car from new, for anyone looking for their old family ride. Spent most of its life in Niagara/St.Catherines and Bruce County area.
A few modest upgrades, but nothing crazy. Recently put 2" drop spindles and disk conversion from CPP, not sure how I feel about the lowered look just yet. Pretty much a daily driver, it shows nicely, but needs some body/paint work. Functional and complete, with all the trim, complete with carseat for my 2yr old daughter who much prefers the drivers seat:)
Love the car!
Originally from Cobourg, I used to fish the Bay of Quinte quite often for Walleye (both winter and summer).
Magician40 said
Sep 1, 2020
Welcome from Barrie Ontario. Beautiful car.
Brian
Str8six said
Jan 11, 2022
Hey Jeff, good to see other '63 Parisiennes out there, very nice. Looking forward to the foot of snow to make way for sunshine & dry roads.
Hi all - long time viewer, first time poster. Have learned a good amount restoring my 63 and feel I'm ready to help out others, pay it forward, ask for help, and introduce myself! Thanks, you're a very friendly community.
First things first, we need a whole lot more information and pictures of the '63. What you posted is just a teaser.
Welcome from Canada's east coast!
Jeff, a hardy welcome aboard from Milton, Ontario. Like Ted said, we need more photo's of that sweet looking 63 of yours. As a matter of fact i think you should seriously consider being a C.P. feature car. Message Todd, our founding father about being a feature car. Belleville, what a great town that is and that is where my lady and i will be retiring very soon. My gal has family in Belleville and Brighton. Jeff, we need to know more about your 63. Cheers.
-- Edited by long stroke on Saturday 29th of August 2020 06:00:51 PM
Welcome here, I will echo the statements about it being a great car and would look great as a feature car!
We enjoy the Quinte area thoroughly.
1963 Pontiac Parisienne, with a, no fail, 68' 307 engine (Code K0208DR).
Body style 7847, No. 720598, Paint F, Trim 918.
I have a pretty solid history on the car from new, for anyone looking for their old family ride. Spent most of its life in Niagara/St.Catherines and Bruce County area.
A few modest upgrades, but nothing crazy. Recently put 2" drop spindles and disk conversion from CPP, not sure how I feel about the lowered look just yet. Pretty much a daily driver, it shows nicely, but needs some body/paint work. Functional and complete, with all the trim, complete with carseat for my 2yr old daughter who much prefers the drivers seat:)
-- Edited by J4man on Tuesday 1st of September 2020 09:17:19 AM
Love the car!
Originally from Cobourg, I used to fish the Bay of Quinte quite often for Walleye (both winter and summer).
Brian