Vince AKA 67 poncho is probably the expert here but from what I know other than a few trim bits and pieces, maybe the radio that sort of thing it is a totally different car.  All the running gear, frame etc is chevy.

For some of the reasons why this recent article is a good start:

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/02/automobiles/collectibles/canadian-cousins-with-fleur-de-lis-and-mixed-genes.html?_r=1 

It is truly a Canadian only model (which were exported as well) and production figures are really quite low as well (like 2500 for the 2 door hardtop) so if you have one treasure it!

 

Because of the Chevy running gear its really easy to keep them running but body, interior and trim are a lot tougher to source as they will be Canadian only.

 

Pictures of your ride would be very welcome.

-- Edited by 66 Grande guy on Sunday 9th of September 2012 04:06:50 PM

-- Edited by 66 Grande guy on Sunday 9th of September 2012 04:15:42 PM

jackthewax wrote:

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can someone tell me if my car is identical to the 1967 grand prix from the us,thanks

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While they look similar, they are totally different.   Different front end sheet metal, different interior, different quarter panels, but same headlights and tail-lights. 

Origional parts group will be a great source for a lot of small parts but body panels are Canada specific. I have a 1967 bonneville and its a much bigger car, about 2 feet more trunk space! Be happy you have a Parisienne, running gear and chassis parts are plentiful and easy to source.

canuckWR wrote:

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Origional parts group will be a great source for a lot of small parts but body panels are Canada specific. I have a 1967 bonneville and its a much bigger car, about 2 feet more trunk space! Be happy you have a Parisienne, running gear and chassis parts are plentiful and easy to source.

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 don't forget NOS is a distributor for OPG

Dalw @ NOS