Long roof owner from central Pa.

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  1. ls7gto

    ls7gto New Member

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    Hello everyone. Im doug from central Pa, driving a 1961 Pontiac Parisienne safari wagon. Its a Canadian built pontiac that has the chevy drive line and frame. I also Have a few other hot rods , looking forward to meeting you all. Doug
     
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    Greetings Doug, can we see a few :camera: of your pride and joy? Wouldn't mind seeing the 88 too. :Welcome:
     
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    Welcome Doug :Welcome:
     
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    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    :Welcome:to the forum. All wagons and cars with four or more wheels also welcome. They don't exist till we see pictures. it's our unwritten rule. :camera:
     
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  5. ls7gto

    ls7gto New Member

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    [​IMG] ,489 ci BBC pump gas 722 hp 10.6 @ 130 on old combo .
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    Do you need pics of the silverado too ? LOL
     
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    ok, here you go..
    the wagon as it sits today
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    GTO, 489 BBC, tremec best of 10.60@130 waiting on paint now
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    the 88, before hitting a tree head on july 1st, 2011 and almost killing me !
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    the daily driver 09 GT
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    need to see the silverado, or the wifes impala or my 88 coprice 9c1 ? lol
     
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    fannie Well-Known Member

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    ME TOO! :yippee:

    :Welcome:

    Are you driving your car right now?
    Got any plans for it?
    How long have you had it?

    Come on let's have a look.
     
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    ls7gto New Member

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    driving it every chance i get, future plans is for a LS- swap with od. I tried posting pics of them all, but it said they had to be approved by the administrator.
     
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    Welcome to the forum LS. A '61 Parisienne? I'll bet it's a beauty. They were really loooonnnnnggggg roofs back then.
    I wonder what the longest wagon ever made was. Anybody know? That'd be an interesting piece of trivia.
     
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    Longest roof?

    I own a (ratty) 1959 Caddy hearse that's 21 feet, give or take, but that probably isn't really considered a wagon. How about one of those old 8-door Checker airport limosine(sp?) wagons? Some years ago a Boy Scout troop here had one but I haven't seen it in quite a while...
     
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    Welcome, and that is a sweet wagon.
     
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    the Rev senior junior Charter Member

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    ahh Waygun beat me to it.:)

    nice array of toys my friend:thumbs2:very purdy wagoon !

    :Welcome:from the great notsowhite north :cheers:
     
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    Love them Pontiacs! Great looking wagon, thanks for sharing.
     
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    65 2dr Fix 'em all -

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    Talk about LOOOOONG wagons, I used to drive a stretched '70 out of O'Hare for a 'stew zoo'!
    8 doors, 5 seats, and a roof rack with 1x12 sides - stock brakes = suicide machine, especially with 15-20 bodies inside!
    Was fun, at the time!!
     
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