And The Old Words "if I Still Had That Car?"

[JIPJOBXX]

Here is a photo of 1960 Pontiact Convertable that I owned and boy this car today would be well worth over 50,000 dollars but no ust of crying over spilt milk and its history!  Notice for you old timmers the Bruce slicks on the rear end   This car was a rare bird as it had from the factory three on the tree! What a car and the women just loved it!  Oh yes great for sneaking friends into the drive in theathers as it had a huge truck!

[pflaming]

JIP, the younguns on this forum don't know about 'buck a car' night. Must have been fun.

[BobT-47P15]

Back in the 70s I had a 60 Bonneville convert.....Firethorn Red.....with the 3 tone leather interior.  It was an automatic

on the column, had bucket seats but was no console between them.  A really nice car.  I think it sold it for 2500 after

driving it a few years......had a rebuilt 389 put in it and a new top on it.  It got down to whether to keep it or the

67 Ford Galaxie 500 XL yellow/black convert we also had.  X wife drove the Ford daily to work so we kept it.....sold

the Poncho.  Would be nice to have the old Pontiac back......but that's how it goes. 

 

   

[seabee1950]

Here is a photo of 1960 Pontiact Convertable that I owned and boy this car today would be well worth over 50,000 dollars but no ust of crying over spilt milk and its history!  Notice for you old timmers the Bruce slicks on the rear end   This car was a rare bird as it had from the factory three on the tree! What a car and the women just loved it!  Oh yes great for sneaking friends into the drive in theathers as it had a huge truck!

I know the feelings here I bought a 62 rag top in 1970 after getting out of the Navy, it to was a three on the tree that was changed to the floor and I put a Borg Warner T 10 had a 383 2 BRL Carb engine with duels nice sounding pipes.