Pontiac procar pics

[Richard Vyse]

I happened to locate a Pontiac too.

 

[Terry Lange]

More Pontiacs

Here's a nice matching pair of '59 Superior Pontiacs from St. Francis Ambulance in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

 

[Steve Loftin]

I happened to locate a Pontiac too.

1970 Consort

*sigh* Where is it from, or where was the picture taken?

 

[Cary Livingston]

The 70 Consort was in Chicago. Shot in early 70's near Diversey and Broadway.
(Not my photo)

 

[John Royark JR]

Of course I have taken many Poncho pix over the years, to see them you know what you must do, attend an Iowa Hawkeye Chapter event!

 

[Aaron Greene]

Thanks to Todd for posting the 66 combo pic!
This is the 70 Coach that I also have.

 

[Dwayne Brooks]

Looking GREAT Aaron! What a sharp Superior.
If any of you Pontiac guys are interested, I have a set of 4 of these Pontiac rally wheels like the ones on Aaron's '70. They are the hard to find 5 on 5" lug pattern (off a '77 Pontiac Safari wagon) with all the center caps & trim rings. Can bring them to the Ohio international next year if anyone needs them for their procar.

 

[Lawrence W. W. Wilson]

nicely done...........

Steve, I really enjoyed your threads on the various makes of pro-cars. Those threads generated a lot of good photos. Good job.

 

[Tony Blair]

Video clip

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[John ED Renstrom]

yes typical Jerry Lewis mayhem. but seeing the two identical cars wailing around the street is a treat. stacking them like rifles in the end must have been a feat.

 

[Russell Street]

There's more than one way to skin a cat as the old saying goes. It's really lousy, but I took a photo of the old picture. The 1973 Pontiac Superior that I had for a couple years. Photo taken at Sandusky Internationa Speedway in the summer of 1974. Still can't get that damn scanner to work properly. Here goes nothing.....

 

[Steve Loftin]

Kool kombination from Kansas

This very nice 1963 Superior was owned by a collector (not a PCS member) in Wichita when I photographed it in 1987. The siren and all of the roof lights as well as the swag drapes were removable. I imagine that when it was in service, it wasn't pulled down to "hearse" configuration very often. That probably was a five-minute job for two men! (The swag drapes were probably only used for funeral services.)

(SL photos)

 

[Steve Loftin]

Three '69s, one '67...

1. This is the newest Superior I've seen with their optional quad corner lights. Does anyone know (or have a photo) of a '70 model, Cadillac or Pontiac, with these lights?

2. Typical Pontiac hightop

3. This is a fairly basic but very attractive car; I think the C6 adds just that certain classy look!

4. Nameplate says "CITY OF BRANTFORD"...Ontario, perhaps?

(factory photos)

 

[Steve Loftin]

1965 Superior ad

What a good-looking trio!

I always thought Superior's 1962 as well as 1965-67 Embassy limousines were very attractive. The 1963-64 models, however, were awful.

 

[Steve Loftin]

Chapel of the Redwoods F.H. (Arcata, CA)
1960 Superior/Pontiac Criterion (w/40.5" headroom)

Bucks Co. Rescue Squad (Bristol, PA)
1956 National/Pontiac
(Atlantic City, NJ parade - 9/56)

(SL collection)

 

[Steve Loftin]

Sheffield, PA

1968 Superior/Pontiac 48"
1970 "

(SL collection)

 

[John Royark JR]

Here is a shot of my 1951 Barnette Pontiac that I sold a couple years ago


My 1985 Eureka Pontiac Chieftain.

 

[Steve Lichtman]

I pulled our '64 Superior Pontiac out the other day and grabbed some pictures. Originally from Titusville, NJ. It's "brother" was a '53 Henney Packard ambulance - they were in service together - now owned by PCS member George Hamlin.

 

[Steve Loftin]

1959/60 Superior ambulance inserts

It has removable "ambulance" inserts in the rear windows. I've only seen these full-window-sized inserts in the 1959 and 1960 Superiors.

Here's a factory photo that shows these a little better:

 

[Steve Loftin]

Barnett factory photos

1958 ambulance - what a doll!

1959 combination (I think this went to the Shurden F.H. in Henryetta, OK)