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Old 03-05-2022, 07:42 PM
1964pontiac 1964pontiac is offline
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Default The love of a Bonneville convertible

In 1964, my friend pulled up in front of my house with his father's new 1964 Bonneville convertible. It was white with a turquoise top and two tone turquoise interior! It was one of the most beautiful cars I had ever seen. My father was home for lunch and I had him come out to look at this incredible car. He said Pontiac made quality cars and he thought it was very nice looking. For days I couldn't get that car out of my mind. My father had a 1959 Ford Country Sedan which we used to go camping, pulling a trailer. I had to think of some way to convince my father to trade in the Ford for a Bonneville convertible. I showed him a couple of places that the Ford was showing some rust. I told him the Ford needs to be sold before the rust turns to rot. For days I tried to convince him to go to a Pontiac dealership just to look. Finally he agreed and since it was late in the season, there were only leftovers left in the dealers' lots and showrooms. We found a Marimba Red Bonneville convertible with bucket seats, console, power windows, etc. That's the car my father bought. Needless to say, I have very fond memories of this car. In 1995 I found and exact duplicate of this car in Georgia.
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