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Zone: 19 Dealer 551 **Could not find this dealer or Zone**

I'd say the dealer was in Louisiana. Possibly name starts with a 'P'

I don't have anything on it though.



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I'd say the dealer was in Louisiana. Possibly name starts with a 'P'

I don't have anything on it though.


Paretti in New Orleans? They were a large Pontiac dealership.

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Cammer, have any pics of that 2 tone 66? It's exactly how I've considered doing mine.

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Cammer, have any pics of that 2 tone 66? It's exactly how I've considered doing mine.
sorry no pics,unless they are in an old film camera.
Please dont do that color combo unless you go with parchment or black interior. the Red interior clashes with the burgundy

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