I owned my 66 Beaumont for 21 years (1999-2020). Not sure where that stacks up for longevity here.
Letting it go this past summer was like watching your daughter get married. Bittersweet. I believe the new owner is a good thing for the car, and the car is good for him. I found I just wasnt getting the enjoyment out of the car that I once did - I was feeling like I was just the custodian, whereas the new owner is pumped to have her.
A time for everything.

I acquired my 69 Parisienne 427 sport coupe exactly 17 years ago this month.

Johnnee D wrote:

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70 SS ACADIAN wrote:

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Well, not a Pontiac but I bought my 427 Caprice in 1974

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Look at that!!!! a REAL 427!!!!!!

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 are you thinking some are fake

My '67 2+2 Rag, 1982, 38 years, I was 15.

My '67 Grande, 1987, 33 years.

My '70 Parisienne, 1989, 31 years.

My '67 2+2 Coupe, 1995, 25 years. 

-- Edited by 67Poncho on Wednesday 28th of October 2020 05:04:46 PM

70 SS ACADIAN wrote:

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Johnnee D wrote:

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70 SS ACADIAN wrote:

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 Well, not a Pontiac but I bought my 427 Caprice in 1974

 

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 Look at that!!!! a REAL 427!!!!!!

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 are you thinking some are fake

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70 SS ACADIAN

 

That's funny as 8 years ago this week I sold my '66 Chief. That was a tough day......

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I know not a Pontiac, but have owned it since Feb 1990, so over 30 years now.

And the one that brought me to the site has now been 11 years, not much progress on that one.....

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Salivating over this one right now !

The 65 SS is my favourite Impala.

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?adId=1532529168&siteLocale=en_CA

Solid car , needs a few spot in the floor to be patched , has a small block (either 283 or 327) 4 speed 12 bolt rear,factory vacuum guage ,its a true ss , all glass is good ,in primer , needs finishing of body work and some wiring to be sorted out ( have like 3 full harnesses ), can work a complete parts car into the deal

 

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 Having never seen a 65 until that night, it was love at first sight for me, and all these years later wouldn't trade it for any other year.

Selkirk is like 20 minutes from my house, let me know if you want eyes on it, kinda know my way around them....

34 years

-- Edited by timbuk on Thursday 29th of October 2020 11:48:51 AM

DANO65 wrote:

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ABC123 wrote:

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Salivating over this one right now !

The 65 SS is my favourite Impala.

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?adId=1532529168&siteLocale=en_CA

Solid car , needs a few spot in the floor to be patched , has a small block (either 283 or 327) 4 speed 12 bolt rear,factory vacuum guage ,its a true ss , all glass is good ,in primer , needs finishing of body work and some wiring to be sorted out ( have like 3 full harnesses ), can work a complete parts car into the deal

 

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 Having never seen a 65 until that night, it was love at first sight for me, and all these years later wouldn't trade it for any other year.

Selkirk is like 20 minutes from my house, let me know if you want eyes on it, kinda know my way around them....

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I'd 409 it. It would still be technically correct being they had them in the first half of the year.........

I have owned this 68 Grande Parisienne for about 4.5 years.

 

-- Edited by 68 Grande on Friday 30th of October 2020 02:30:59 PM

I know its not a Pontiac, but i have had this Olds since new. 53 years, I still love driving it.
Brian