[scrumpy]

Originally Posted by 69bronzeT5

Do you remember what the post office guy looked like??

Heck, he looked like a Pontiac guy! Just kidding. Fairly tall, slim straight hair wearing a Canada Post shirt. On car painting in this area you might want to check out Pro-craft. Probably the best painting around but you will pay for it.

[69bronzeT5]

Originally Posted by scrumpy

Fairly tall, slim straight hair wearing a Canada Post shirt.

Yep, sounds like my dad

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LOL Sorry I couldn't find your Dad's car but at least I found your Dad!

[tabob]

If this car was originally Liberty Blue then there is a similar car North of Seattle (Actually, closer to Vancouver) in Washington State. If it is the same car, I know the owner (bought a 72 TA from him last year). I know he had an orignally liberty Blue 4 speed 69 GTO. It was painted Liberty blue when I saw it, not carousel red. This is just a shot in the dark, it may not be the same car, but since it is in the same area it could be. PM me if you think the car matches and I will contact the owner for details. Did the car have any odd options that would help identify it? Do you know who the original selling dealer is?

[69bronzeT5]

Just thought I'd bump this...


I recieved this email today that ties everything together...


"Hey there,
I think I am the guy who bought your dads gto but unfortunately I don't know where it went.
I bought a blue 69 gto as you described from a guy in Richmond. I painted it carousel red and judge cloned the outside but didn't have the money to do the interior. And it had ram air 4 decals on the hood and a hood tach.
I sold it to a young guy in north Vancouver about 14 years ago.
He had it another couple of years (maybe 3) and then sold it again.
I do remember he was in a gto club and he commuted in the car from north Vancouver to squamish, Which might be a lead. Sorry don't have his full name. I think his first name was Chris.
Good luck
Patrick "