Bill Leverett
PCS Member/Paramedic Supervisor
Found this on the Invaluable Auction Listings site.
1967 Pontiac Supeior Consort up for auction
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Tim Prieur
PCS Member
That would be Bill Marcy's old car, correct?
Terry Lange
PCS Member
Tim, I believe so. A couple of personal observations here. It looks like it is set up for hanging hardware on the right hand side. I've never seen that on a Consort before. The cones on the tunnel lights are also unusual. Any of those that I've seen had red lenses on the rear on the earliest models, which changed to a chrome cap option or red lense in '68 and '69.
Ken R Jones
PCS Member
Tim, that is not Bill Marcy's old as I bought Bill's and it is a 1970. My son-in-law has it in Vernon Ct.
Thanks for clearing that up.
Ken R Jones
PCS Member
Your welcome Ed.
Jean-Marc Dugas
PCS Member
This is a 69. It is the only rear that Pontiac had the one piece enduro nose cone on their cars.
Jean-Marc Dugas
PCS Member
Model No 69-378? Date of MFG also 69.
Tim Prieur
PCS Member
This is always a bit of a worry: "TITLE IN TRANSIT".
The patients head is so close to the driver, maybe they could drive, and do mouth to mouth simultaneously.
Must be worth a $70.00 bid to someone in our group.
The patients head is so close to the driver, maybe they could drive, and do mouth to mouth simultaneously.
Must be worth a $70.00 bid to someone in our group.
Bill Leverett
PCS Member/Paramedic Supervisor
Sold for 8000 USD
Tim A. Fantin
PCS Life Member
This car use to be parked in front of a dentist office in Mishawaka, Indiana. It was advertised for sale on Craigslist about a year ago.
Bill Leverett
PCS Member/Paramedic Supervisor
i watched this portion of the auction. A bidder who wanted this car watched the entire auctio in order not to miss the sale. They were the winning bid at 7500 and the auctioneer was really slow at closing the bidding. Last minute bid of 8000 won the car. They offerred it at a bid of 8250 but the other bidder was out then.
Car looks complete althogh an incorrect cot for that era.
Car looks complete althogh an incorrect cot for that era.
If it had been a 1967, I probably would have bid on it. I had a 1967 Grand Prix convertible and loved that car.
