Dude, that thing is pimp. I just saw one yesterday at a garage that was in sad shape, and I was thinking it would make a nice project. Then I remebered that I can barely keep mine running, so...But it'* nice to dream!

Did ya atleast card her???

Restore it, drop a 383 stroker in it and FI and supercharge it. Make a nasty full size car.

That'* like my 1978 Bonnie, but mine was a 2-door with no vinyl roof. It'* still running out there somewhere, because I took great care of it. During my ownership it got an engine swap, then in later years I completely rebuilt that engine, the carburetor had been rebuilt once, and the tranny had been rebuilt twice. There were about a dozen different engines that could go in them. I had the Buick 350 engine, which was easy to work on and very reliable. I miss it a little bit.

Those 80'* cars weigh less then the newer ones.. They drive alright too, I had the chance to drive an ex-moderator'* 83 or 86 @ the original Bonniefest, was much better then i expected. Couldn't take it on the track cuz the window wouldn't roll up however.

That looks like 78-79 vintage Bonneville, those were really nice cars back then. I remember the Bonneville Parisienne was top of the line. They had rear fender skirts too. What'dya think our cars will look like in 27 years?

Pontiac Parsienne?

Butt Hole Ugly, is not skin deep....wax and makeup can't fix that. My sister is a good example

ken

when I was in grade school we lived next door to a pontiac salesman. His wife had a powder blue bonnie just like that. It was brand new. I always liked the tail lights. I graduated highschool in 82, so that has to be late 70'*...WOW, I live That 70'* Show.