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No mods, ye hear?
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NO.
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can we make oppo, kinja free?
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Nice Bonnie! One of my HS buddy’s dad had a 4 door ‘68.
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YOU ALL SEE THIS?!?! THIS IS WHAT WE MUST DEFEND OUR BELOVED BLOG AGAINST!!!!
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They’re fantastic lookers. Plus it’s a bit different from the same old Impala convertible.
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Bounceville.
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This is going to hurt your chances for MOD.
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“stock”
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I feel like there may be bigger issues.
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At least it isn’t on DUBs...
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I believe in both the 65 and 66 years Pontiac offered a version of this model (2 door) called just the 2+2 . The 2+2 badges replaced the Bonneville badges. The 2+2 was a 321 with 3 - 2 barrel carbs and a 4 speed Hurst shifter on the floor. Also a car worth preserving and preserving in the non modified state.