An old friend of mine told me a long time ago, if you stumble upon a real good one, 9 times out of 10 its going to be green! The other time its blue, like my Pontiac, right Ted? Thanks for your comments George!

Car is now out of storage and on the market, it weathered the winter very well, tucked away in my garage, fresh oil change and its ready to go!

I added a few more pictures, these were taken before the roof was cleaned and painted black!

Nice low mileage & well priced car & looks like a 1/2 tank of fuel!!!! Bonus!!!! Good luck with the sale, tempting but I don't need 3 Vintage cars right now!!!!

She's a beauty!

I love musclecars, but the whole musclecar thing has been a little overdone, IMHO.  They are only one small part of what we used to drive.

This is a shining (literally) example of what a middle-class family would have driven back in the day and this is a particularly well-preserved example.

Personally I love these big old cruisers, they have a ride and feel that is unequaled in today's cars.  Yes, they don't handle all that well by today's standards, but they glide down the road with a feeling of comfort not available today, with the Euro-ride (i.e. you could feel a dime if you drove over it) so popular in today's cars.

This is really a treasure from the sixties that I hope somebody will enjoy and preserve as they are becoming a rarity.  Really hope that somebody doesn't want to customize or "rat" this one out, which is the disservice I see happening on a lot of 4-doors from the era.

Thanks for all the comments guys, it is a beautiful car, and a pleasure to drive, I'm just trying to downsize, and move south! Well that's my wishlist anyways!

Mike - congrats. Looks like you've had some success since we talked on Friday.
Hope car is going to a good home.
PM me with details.