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Another 68 Beaumont SD


68SD

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Seems like a nice car,

A lot of "originals" in it's description.biggrin

1968 Beaumont SD-396, documented numbers matching, original 350 HP engine, original TH400 transmission, original posi differential, original blue interior, original trim, original hubcaps included, painted original colour (dark teal metallic), original BC car, buckets, console, rear defogger, power brakes, power steering, rare lamp monitoring system, front bumper guards, radio, rear antenna, rear speaker, includes manuals & old GM newspaper ads & original sales brochure and Associated Vehicle Group appraisal, excellent driver. $39,500



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'64 Parisienne CS "barn find" - last on the road in '86 ... Owner Protection Plan booklet, original paint, original near-mint aqua interior, original aqua GM floor mats, original 283, factory posi, and original rust.



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Gorgeous car     35,000 is a good deal   



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that makes it an :: original add :: Daryl

nice car , but i am not a vinyl top fan

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1967  BEAUMONT   2 DOOR  POST  ALL NEW  283

1965  CHEV  BEL AIR   230   3 SPEED

I LIKE THEM PLAIN , I LOVE BENCH SEATS , POVERTY CAPS,NO TRIM.

I HAVE  THIS THING  FOR  A 4 DOOR 65  BISCAYNE  6 CYL  STD  DONT KNOW  WHY ?

 

 

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Very Nice

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I have always loved the look of this car. The car recently came up for sale and a friend of mine purchased it. He called me to ask a few questions about the car and told him I have known about the car for quite a while and have wanted to buy the car so he agreed to sell it to me. I am now the happy new owner.  

One of the owners is a member on this site. I wanted to buy it then but I did not have enough money at the time and ended up buying another car. I have never really stopped thinking about this Beaumont and I am glad to finally own it.

I have always liked the 1968 Beaumont and this is not my first one I had a 68 Custom for 6 years until 3 years ago. It was the same exterior and interior color as this one, but was not an SD which I really wanted.

I also owned a 1968 SD back in the 80`s, it was a turquoise car with parchment interior. I sold it to a good friend who lived in Red Deer. He did some brake work and ended up running into a tree so it had a bit of front end damage, he then installed a dual carb tunnel ram on the engine. No luck again, he parked it beside his house with no hood and someone stole the tunnel ram set-up. He ended up selling the car to someone in BC, I think it was in the Kelowna area. Maybe someone on this site knows what ever happened to the car.

This car originally came with front bumper guards from the factory which are not on the car now. It never came with the rear guards.

I would like to find a nice set of front and rear guards to install on the car and I would also like to do a few upgrades like installing a factory tilt steering column and a factory AM/FM radio into the car.

If you have any of these parts and are willing to sell them or know anyone who does please contact me. Thanks



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Great news George! Congrats on the Beaumont purchase,...small world , but Dave use to own my Butternut yellow 68 SD convertible!....

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427 wrote:

I have always loved the look of this car. The car recently came up for sale and a friend of mine purchased it. He called me to ask a few questions about the car and told him I have known about the car for quite a while and have wanted to buy the car so he agreed to sell it to me. I am now the happy new owner.  

One of the owners is a member on this site. I wanted to buy it then but I did not have enough money at the time and ended up buying another car. I have never really stopped thinking about this Beaumont and I am glad to finally own it.

I have always liked the 1968 Beaumont and this is not my first one I had a 68 Custom for 6 years until 3 years ago. It was the same exterior and interior color as this one, but was not an SD which I really wanted.

I also owned a 1968 SD back in the 80`s, it was a turquoise car with parchment interior. I sold it to a good friend who lived in Red Deer. He did some brake work and ended up running into a tree so it had a bit of front end damage, he then installed a dual carb tunnel ram on the engine. No luck again, he parked it beside his house with no hood and someone stole the tunnel ram set-up. He ended up selling the car to someone in BC, I think it was in the Kelowna area. Maybe someone on this site knows what ever happened to the car.

This car originally came with front bumper guards from the factory which are not on the car now. It never came with the rear guards.

I would like to find a nice set of front and rear guards to install on the car and I would also like to do a few upgrades like installing a factory tilt steering column and a factory AM/FM radio into the car.

If you have any of these parts and are willing to sell them or know anyone who does please contact me. Thanks


 Congrats on a nice, rare find! I love your avatar BTW (69 Pace Car & silver SS sport stripe car). 1968 was the first year for AM/FM & tilt in Beaumonts & Canadian-built Chevelles (plus a/c domestically in the A-bodies).

 

How did I miss this thread back in 2017? The colour of your Beaumont was in my view a rare & cool colour. I do remember 3 cars from back in the day in that colour: a '68 Biscayne 307, a '68 Malibu sport coupe 307, and an Impala sport coupe with a six(!). Never saw another until 1991 when I saw a Malibu convertible in Barrie & a Bel Air sedan in Louisiana. Today via the Internet I have seen more examples, but it still is kinda obscure. Although in general I would shun a vinyl top, they look great on that body style. Consider wiping baby oil on the top (seriously). It will prevent rust pinholes and it will keep the vinyl supple (just wipe up the excess).



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Thanks for the tip on the vinyl top. I like the look of the vinyl top on the car. My 68 Custom had the trim for vinyl but it never had the vinyl top. and thanks Bob, I am sure it was Daryl that owned your car when he lived in Manitoba.

I was hoping he would get in touch with me about the guards and any other information he has on the car.

Here are 3 pictures of the car before Daryl owned it. It was in the Drumheller area in Alberta as that is where the previous owner lived. He was selling about 10 cars out of his collection and this was one of them. The car has the guards on it then.



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Yea I remember when Bill, ( I think that was his name ) was selling his collection. He had a few nice cars for sure! Orig paint 66 SD 4 speed too.....


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He had quite a few cars scattered in garages all around Drumheller. Found a picture of my 68 Custom from the 2014 Bowness car show.



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