RARE '68 PONTIAC COUPE

crazyj · Poncho Master!

RARE '68 PONTIAC COUPE

73SC · A Poncho Legend!

That's a neat car.

68post · Poncho Master!

I like it, not too many of those around.

grande jim · Guru

Love the speakers in the back window.....Don't hit the breaks too hard or you will have a lump on your noodle!!

Pontiacanada · A Poncho Legend!

Neat car. Look at the Pontiac symbol on it's beak biggrin

68 427 · Poncho Master!

Johnnee D wrote:

what????? you guys have no snow????
seen this car here last year or so, don't remember the comments, will try to find original thread...

YES, IT HAS BEEN FOR SALE FOR A YEAR OR 2 NOW.

73SC · A Poncho Legend!

Johnnee D wrote:

what????? you guys have no snow????
seen this car here last year or so, don't remember the comments, will try

The ad says it is in Windsor. You actually have to look north to see the USA when you are in Windsor so that is one of the southern most places in Canada.

long stroke · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

I love two door post cars, as much as i love four door post cars. After being in the hobby for 35 years, i am now so bored of looking at the same cars time and time again at shows. It is a real breath of freash air to see cars like this 68 coupe. I am far more drawn to cars that most people would walk past. Cars like four door and two sedans, inline six engines, 3 speed sticks on the tree, black wall tires and small hubcaps. The cars that were bread and butter, back in the day. I go to shows and cruises and see a sea of the same stuff that every body and his third cousin has. When i see something like this, it has my attention. Dare to make your own path and not fellow everybody and their third cousin. Things are starting to change, i have noticed in the last few years that more and more people are restoring and showing cars that you never saw, just a few short years ago. For that i am very thankful. Cheers. George.

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

long stroke wrote:

I love two door post cars, as much as i love four door post cars. After being in the hobby for 35 years, i am now so bored of looking at the same cars time and time again at shows. It is a real breath of freash air to see cars like this 68 coupe. I am far more drawn to cars that most people would walk past. Cars like four door and two sedans, inline six engines, 3 speed sticks on the tree, black wall tires and small hubcaps. The cars that were bread and butter, back in the day. I go to shows and cruises and see a sea of the same stuff that every body and his third cousin has. When i see something like this, it has my attention. Dare to make your own path and not fellow everybody and their third cousin. Things are starting to change, i have noticed in the last few years that more and more people are restoring and showing cars that you never saw, just a few short years ago. For that i am very thankful. Cheers. George.

YA ! what he said..... like the 65 4 door tu tone with big block

dualquadpete · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

427carl wrote:

long stroke wrote:

I love two door post cars, as much as i love four door post cars. After being in the hobby for 35 years, i am now so bored of looking at the same cars time and time again at shows. It is a real breath of freash air to see cars like this 68 coupe. I am far more drawn to cars that most people would walk past. Cars like four door and two sedans, inline six engines, 3 speed sticks on the tree, black wall tires and small hubcaps. The cars that were bread and butter, back in the day. I go to shows and cruises and see a sea of the same stuff that every body and his third cousin has. When i see something like this, it has my attention. Dare to make your own path and not fellow everybody and their third cousin. Things are starting to change, i have noticed in the last few years that more and more people are restoring and showing cars that you never saw, just a few short years ago. For that i am very thankful. Cheers. George.

YA ! what he said..... like the 65 4 door tu tone with big block

Man would this be "neat" with a BIG BLOCK 5 spd. & a BIG set of MEATS on the back & skinny's up front!!! Yep those spkrs. would hurt on panic stop.

Canadian Poncho · A Poncho Legend!

Like I said in the prev thread I'd like it black with red interior. Lets put in a 427 and a 4 speed. Doggie dish caps too please.

gparis7 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Me too. Love sedans & wagons.

4SPEED427 · A Poncho Legend!

69Laurentian wrote:

Like I said in the prev thread I'd like it black with red interior. Lets put in a 427 and a 4 speed. Doggie dish caps too please.

And I know a guy who has exactly all that sitting, just waiting for the right car...

73SC · A Poncho Legend!

You'd have to think that a numbers match 327 in that economy priced car would be very uncommon. I would have thought most would have been 6's. I checked the registry and their is only one 1968 4 dr. Laurentian in there, 327 and M35 then there is a Laurentian Wagon with a 396. In fact there is only one six cylinder Strato Chief in our registry. By far and away 327 is the most dominant engine of the 1968 registry cars.

NOS · Poncho Master!

I think by the late 60's, sixs were becoming the exception. Infact I don't think I knew anyone that drove a six in those years

Dale @ NOS

gparis7 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

When I was in high school in the early 70s, one of the guys drove to school every day in a blue 68 Laurentian 2 dr sedan with 327 emblems on the fender.