<VV> Latest Acquisition--(no Corvair, but family related)

[Lonny Clark]

If any of you are in the market for old Pontiacs, my dad is trying to
consolidate his collection in order to move. These two need to be restored.

'62 Catalina with 425A package - 389 tripower 348 horsepower, powerglide,
with some super-duty parts.
'66 Bonneville Brougham 2-door - HO 421 tripower 376 hosepower, th400,
loaded with options.

Located in southern Oregon.

He has a bunch of other cars and parts too, some drivers - some not. A
little bit of everything. A few early Corvairs too, plus a rampy and a
wagon. I don't think he has decided yet which cars he is going to keep, but
he can't keep them all.

If anyone is interested, I will try to get him to make a list of what he is
going to sell.

Lonny

On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 9:50 AM, Brent Fullard <brent.fullard at rogers.com>wrote:

> Re:" '66 was one of the most beautiful years for GM products, IMHO"
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> Agreed!  See: "The Class of '66: A year to remember"
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> Starting at page 179:
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> http://editions.amospublishing.com/KRPR/Default.aspx?d=20110301&pagenum=30&f=
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> From: Harry Yarnell <hyarnell1 at earthlink.net>
> To: Brent Fullard <brent.fullard at rogers.com>; virtualvairs at corvair.org
> Sent: Sat, March 5, 2011 12:44:01 PM
> Subject: RE: <VV> Latest Acquisition--(no Corvair, but family related)
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> '66 was one of the most beautiful years for GM products, IMHO
> We've got a triple black '66 Grand Prix. Good 20' long.
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