1969 Beaumont 2 Door Car for Restoration

64 Hard Top · Addicted!

1969 Beaumont 2dr matching numbers $4500.00 on Kijiji

57poncho · Uber Guru

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427carl · A Poncho Legend!

1969 Beaumont 2 Door Car for Restoration

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Date Listed	22-Oct-09
Price	$4,500.00
Address	Holdfast, SK
For Sale By	Owner
Make	Chevrolet
Model	Other
Year	1969
Kilometers	9999
Body Type	Coupe (2 door)
Transmission	Automatic
Colour	Other
Drivetrain	Rear-wheel drive (RWD)
Fuel Type	Gasoline

1969 Beaumont 2 Door Car for Restoration.

Complete and numbers match.

$4500

(306) 488-4430

(306) 731-7197

Beaumont4008 · Uber Guru

Just looking at the intake, what was the last year for the oil fill tube in the intake ? I thought 69 did not have it.

64 Hard Top · Addicted!

As far as I have researched over the years ,........68 was the last year for the oil filler tube.

Good observation!! You gotta get up pretty early in the morning to pull one over on the Canadian Poncho forum details team! smile

Would be nice to see the rest of the car. You know how it is ,.(usually) ,.... the seller takes the shot of the best angle and chooses not to show the rust or the back bumper that was only used to pull out tree stumps on Sundays.

Who knows,.. anything reasonably "rust free" in a 2 door is about 5K starting price (providing all the original parts are there).

What was the horsepower rating on the 350 small block in a '69 Beaumont?

-- Edited by 64 Hard Top on Friday 23rd of October 2009 11:22:42 PM

65sssd · Poncho Master!

Tuff to look at that Blue beast when you can buy this for 14 K. You couldn't build that car for the price of this one.

Beaumont4008 · Uber Guru

64 Hard Top wrote:

As far as I have researched over the years ,........68 was the last year for the oil filler tube.

Good observation!! You gotta get up pretty early in the morning to pull one over on the Canadian Poncho forum details team!

Would be nice to see the rest of the car. You know how it is ,.(usually) ,.... the seller takes the shot of the best angle and chooses not to show the rust or the back bumper that was only used to pull out tree stumps on Sundays.

Who knows,.. anything reasonably "rust free" in a 2 door is about 5K starting price (providing all the original parts are there).

What was the horsepower rating on the 350 small block in a '69 Beaumont?

-- Edited by 64 Hard Top on Friday 23rd of October 2009 11:22:42 PM

There was a 255 hp and a 300 hp 350. But it could be a 307 also. Also not sure if its a hardtop or two door sedan. Kinda vaige with out a side shot.

4SPEED427 · A Poncho Legend!

Looks to be the passenger side valve cover from a 69. 69 cover, 68 intake maybe? Or did 68 have a vent tube in the right valve cover?

64 Hard Top · Addicted!

You're absolutely right! It's easy to drop $14k just into the body and paint nowadays.

I was at a few car shows this summer. There are many guys entering "as is" cars with primer or old cracking bodywork because it's unaffordable to have the car finished. (and we're not talking about rat rods here!)

Actually ,.. most restored cars out here right now that are for sale, are at a really good price. You can take your pick from very nice restored 50's and 60's cars right now for $9-15,000.00. It's impossible to start a resto for that!

But,. of course you'd miss all the fun of putting thousands of hours and sweat into it ,... and firing it up for the first time! Or taking it out and putting it through the gears as the RPM swings to 6500!

Really ,.. if you've got the bucks ,... buy one that is already done! The guy that you're buying it from will be taking kick in the bank account for what he's got in it. Then YOU have the most fun ,... driving it!

Beaumont4008 · Uber Guru

Here is the 69 , oil fill cap in valve cover and air cleaner intake faces passenger side. What the hells wrong with me I am getting to picky

65sssd · Poncho Master!

I'm not trying to remove the value from cars like this but if you want a car buy it done. If I could find the 65 SD Beaumont SD 4spd car already done for a good price I would buy it too. I Have not found one yet. Hint!!!

67BBSD · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

64 Hard Top wrote:

You're absolutely right! It's easy to drop $14k just into the body and paint nowadays.

I was at a few car shows this summer. There are many guys entering "as is" cars with primer or old cracking bodywork because it's unaffordable to have the car finished. (and we're not talking about rat rods here!)

Actually ,.. most restored cars out here right now that are for sale, are at a really good price. You can take your pick from very nice restored 50's and 60's cars right now for $9-15,000.00. It's impossible to start a resto for that!

But,. of course you'd miss all the fun of putting thousands of hours and sweat into it ,... and firing it up for the first time! Or taking it out and putting it through the gears as the RPM swings to 6500!

Really ,.. if you've got the bucks ,... buy one that is already done! The guy that you're buying it from will be taking kick in the bank account for what he's got in it. Then YOU have the most fun ,... driving it!

9-15 for nicely restored ? they are getting lighter in Ontario but not that light yet-I'm surprised to hear 25-30k cars have dropped that much out west already