1966 Pontiac Parisienne
04-05-2012, 01:03 PM
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Unfortunately not, as it is surely easier to restore such a car in the states (and find parts for it).
On the flipside here in Europe a Parisienne, Bonneville, Impala or any other classic fullsize are considered more or less equally exotic and classic. So there'* not much of a difference in resell value, unless you find a true expert or collector.
On the flipside here in Europe a Parisienne, Bonneville, Impala or any other classic fullsize are considered more or less equally exotic and classic. So there'* not much of a difference in resell value, unless you find a true expert or collector.
04-10-2012, 05:31 AM
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Ok i meanwhile found a local company that is specialized in restoring classic American cars. In the coming days i will meet them to discuss this Parisienne project step by step. If their work is affordable, i would actually prefer to let them do the complete restoration from start to turn key finish.
Will keep you updated.
Will keep you updated.
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