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Found the vin from my 57 Pontiac


Holy cow........was lookin' thru some old papers and found the bill of sale from a dealer in 1962

that sold my Dad the 57.....he was buying it for my older brother, paid $900 plus 3% pst.

vin 72019814963 purchased at Toronto Motor Car (Eglinton W.) on May 8, 1962

Four door sedan similar to the pic below in color combo but a sedan. It had a 283 with a 4 bbl and a 3 on the tree.

My brother put a hot cam in it, geez did that thing fly.

After getting my license in Aug 62 I took it to Niagara drag strip and turned a 16.7....used to pump the front tires up to 55#

and drop the rears to about 20.........it was all over the road but hey I was young and racin' right.......YIKES!!

That car became mine in 1963 and I sold it to a Bob Flanagan in Scarboro, Ont in the fall of 1964.

...wondering if it is still out there,  plz check your vin nos..........thanx everybody.

Bernie 57 Pontiac.jpg



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You could always buy the used car package at the MTO and see if it survives today.

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Or if you are really ambitious you could do the tremclad foam roller paint method. Believe it or not it does work but it is labour intensive. I tried it on a Studebaker fender in black and after I wet sanded and polished it it had the same sheen as original paint.

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Canadian Poncho wrote:

Or if you are really ambitious you could do the tremclad foam roller paint method. Believe it or not it does work but it is labour intensive. I tried it on a Studebaker fender in black and after I wet sanded and polished it it had the same sheen as original paint.


 ........hmmmmm can I have what you're having



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bjburnout wrote:
Canadian Poncho wrote:

Or if you are really ambitious you could do the tremclad foam roller paint method. Believe it or not it does work but it is labour intensive. I tried it on a Studebaker fender in black and after I wet sanded and polished it it had the same sheen as original paint.


 ........hmmmmm can I have what you're having


I think Todd's reply belongs in this thread:  http://canadianponcho.activeboard.com/t63805504/what-to-do/

Did I see this car in Canadian Classics also Bernie?



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Pontiacanada wrote:

I think Todd's reply belongs in this thread:  http://canadianponcho.activeboard.com/t63805504/what-to-do/

Did I see this car in Canadian Classics also Bernie?


 ......hey Darryl.......do you mean my 57 Pontiac......we parted ways back in 64.......just curious if it's still around



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