[keith k]

Originally Posted by camerjeff

According to the 1977 ordering Guide I have that stripe was optional so probably original. Colors were dependent on the Canopy Top color (if so equipped) Customer choice if no 1/2 Vinyl Canopy top was ordered.

This car appears to to be Mojave Tan code 61, the stripe fits the Black/LT. Brown/ DK. Brown/ MED. Brown that is manditory for the Buckskin Canopy top.

Cool.
I don't recall ever seeing one with that stripe before.

[Greg Reid]

Originally Posted by GT182

Now that's funny. There was no 67 tri power from Pontiac in any GTO but a convertible. And only 56 convertibles were built with the tri power set up according to the first link below.

I'm pretty sure there were no cars available with trips from any GM makes in '67 except the Corvette. No hardtops, no converts, no nuthin'.

[Simple Man]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...4734456258553/
Decent 77 LeMans

[dhcarguy]

There were NO 67 tri-powers on any 67GTO sold to the public.

[67cammer]

a couple from Washington state:
Bonney Lake - 1970 GTO, PHS documented originally with 455 HO, currently has 400 w/orig TH400 $13.5k
https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/c...128234624.html

Olympia - 1971 LeMans Sport convertible, 455 700r4, $17k
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/c...124093949.html

[nikrnic]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

I'm pretty sure there were no cars available with trips from any GM makes in '67 except the Corvette. No hardtops, no converts, no nuthin'.

Dealer installed or parts counter only. GM ban except vette as you said. I had a 435 coupe.

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[1965gp]

https://dayton.craigslist.org/cto/7136431175.html

Pharmaceutical grade???

[Scarebird]

I think he means a 300 series stainless steel vs. the 400 series usually used. 304 is used a lot in food service. Most pipes IIRC are 409, cheaper and slight magnetic.

[Chris65LeMans]

https://www.autoblog.com/2020/06/05/...-auction-sale/

$50,000 for a 2000 Honda Civic?

[Scarebird]

yes.

They have a hell of a following - think 64-72 A body of the Honda world, and that one is the equivalent of a 7,000 mile 1970 LS6 in their eyes.

We sell quite a few Honda kits because of this.

[1965gp]

Yup- those cars are the future of our hobby

Makes sense on the 300 series stainless. I hadn’t thought about that. We use 304 on our couplings we manufacture and use a magnet to show our competitors inferior product

[1965gp]

https://dayton.craigslist.org/cto/7137711627.html

Interesting with shaker/ custom head lights and grill

[misterp266]

https://nh.craigslist.org/bar/d/gree...122960823.html

[Mister Pontiac]

Originally Posted by misterp266

https://nh.craigslist.org/bar/d/gree...122960823.html

That is just friggin' cool...

["QUICK-SILVER"]

Originally Posted by Mister Pontiac

That is just friggin' cool...

Check out these 33's.


https://classics.autotrader.com/clas...dels/101332347

https://classics.autotrader.com/clas...dels/101132786

Clay

[eaglesan13]

X2!

Originally Posted by Mister Pontiac

That is just friggin' cool...

[misterp266]

One owner 421, 4sp, convertible.

https://vermont.craigslist.org/cto/d...137368656.html

[67drake]

Originally Posted by misterp266

One owner 421, 4sp, convertible.

https://vermont.craigslist.org/cto/d...137368656.html

I’d drive the hell out of that

[Greg Reid]

X2..that car is awesome. No engine pics whatsoever is surprising though....?

1965 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible, MUSCLE CAR, Black with red interior, one owner, one driver, no one else has driven this car but me. I took a train to Detroit Michigan and drove the car home when I was in my senior year of college. It has the 421 engine, 338 hp, 4 barrel Carter Carburetor, 4 speed Hurst transmission on the floor, factory tachometer, 8 lug wheels with air cooled brakes, positive rear end traction, dual exhaust, 6 way power seats, power windows, a glass back window, power top, power antenna, leather seats, AM/FM radio with rear speaker, original spare tire, The outside and inside of the car has never been touched, the motor has never been touched, It is completely factory stock. It has 60,000 miles and I put approx 100 miles a year on the car driving it only in the summer and storing it in my garage when not in use. I'm retired and down sizing. I'm giving someone else a chance to own this beauty.

[Chris65LeMans]

Originally Posted by Scarebird

yes.

They have a hell of a following - think 64-72 A body of the Honda world, and that one is the equivalent of a 7,000 mile 1970 LS6 in their eyes.

We sell quite a few Honda kits because of this.

I sent that to a friend of mine, and he said “that’s what I think about your muscle car.”

I had the ‘94 model of that Civic, except I sprung for the anti-lock brakes - which came in handy a few times. The car served me well but, in hindsight, it was a total POS. 2nd worst car I ever owned. So underpowered that turning off the AC while at WOT felt like hitting a nitrous button.

I think I’m starting to understand people who don’t “get” old cars.

That Bonneville is a beautiful car. Do they really bring that much $, though?