1964 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible - 30k CAD - Blackfalds, Alberta

[theconvertibleguy]

Normally I wouldn't post this model; they're pretty common up here at least. But they usually have something like a 327 or a 350 at most. I've never seen one with a 409 under the hood. If this is the real deal and original, this is a very rare bird

 

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[AdamInNH]

This is what I should buy and stop torturing myself with this ancient stuff. 🤯

[theconvertibleguy]

On 4/17/2024 at 11:28 AM, AdamInNH said:

This is what I should buy and stop torturing myself with this ancient stuff. 🤯

Depending on if your'e in the US or Canada, the antique stuff may be more of a show stopper. Parisienne's aren't common, but they're not rare up here.

[Ed Luddy]

Easy enough to find out what engine  was installed at the Oshawa factory by buying the GM Vintage Vehicle Documents. All 1964 Pontiac Parisiennes were Oshawa Ontario Canada built cars and yes the 409 was available. Rarely equipped as new but on the option list. Not built on the Wide Track USA built chassis but the Chevrolet X frame. Handling wasn't a high point, nor was braking. But a 409 was a good straight line hauler and look great under the hood.