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PIC: A few for your viewing pleasure, enjoy,
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1967 Pontiac Grand Prix
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1967 Pontiac Grand Prix
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1967 Pontiac Grand Prix
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1967 Pontiac Grand Prix
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1942 Dodge
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1942 Dodge
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1950 Pontiac
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1939 Bantam roadster, I do not like the way the grill is painted, Bantam never painted them this way.
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1939 Bantam roadster I do not like the way the grill is painted, Bantam never painted them this way.
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1952 Hudson Hornet
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1960 Triumph TR-3
1950 Pontiac is very nice! Thanks for posting!
A friend's father had the GP. Great memories of crossing the GW Bridge with "Do the Hustle" playing.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Red Stripped tires..love em !!
67 Gran Prix was the only year they made a convertible - had a used one
Luv that 1950 Pontiac.
+1 Me too.....great body style.
I'm a Pontiac lover but the regular 67 nose was HIDEOUS!!! The GP nose changed all that and made the car really lovely. Personally I wish all 67 Poncho body styles had the GP nose. Perhaps the difference might have been to have the standard version headlights not concealed. I much prefer the standard tail light design over that of the GP as well.
Well I'll be........I missed that all these years!
Red lines do so much for certain cars; I love them!
Lol....I can picture it.
'52 GREEN Hudson please or the '42 Dodge coupe or both.
I suppose The 67’ Bonneville nose could of
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I like the Triumph.
USAF 1958-62
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John Bono
North Jersey