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That's really cool that you put that car back on the road! That was a brutal hit though!!

Wow! Thanks Frosty. Can you share how I can find that info myself?

I got a wild hare and drug this rat infested pile home. It's a lot rougher than I had hoped, but I should be able to rob a few things. I mainly wanted the drivetrain. The engine does rotate. the engine in the 2 door took a lot of effort to get unstuck so I have concerns. Can anyone help with what the stamping on the front passenger side of the engine means? BTW, I would never take this many pictures of anything. I'm doing it for you...

This is great. Thanks!

A few pics after cleaning up the rear seat. the front seat had been left outside for many years so it got ghetto restored. I'm still trying to get four tires that will hold air.

It's pretty straight. dents and dings, but looks to never have been badly crashed.

Yes sir! It's been dark everyday this week when I have got home. I'll shoot some more pics this weekend.

It does have the 389. It's dated 1965, which might be common. I'm not sure. When looking at the heads they appear to be later model 455 heads. bore and stroke checked out to be 389 specs. The gas tank is under the floor. I think that picture makes the inner wheel well stand out for some reason. Thank you! Ya it's got a lot of potential. First plan is to make it run and drive. Then l'll figure it out from there lol! I'll get some more pics up later when I'm home. Thank you, I will be reaching out for sure!

I was at an estate sale that had nothing worth while in the house. I asked the lady if there were any sheds with tools or anything. She told me there was a couple tractors and a car out back. I went out back to find a 64 Bonneville that hadn't been tagged since 2000. Her husband and sons were trying to start one of the tractors when I asked about the Pontiac. I asked what he was wanting for the car. He told me scrap value was $300 and that's what he'll take. I took it and got a title too! I was nervous about all of the headlights and grills missing, but they were all safely stowed away in the very rusted out trunk...I have fallen in love with this car and it will be back on the road again!