Beaumont SDs were the Canadian market's replacement for the GTO. And the regular Beaumont was the equivalent of the LeMans. A Canadian Chevelle SS was a Chevelle SS made in Oshawa.
Elton. I almost bought a Beaumont similar, but too expensive at that time. I bought a Nova SS with a 350, 4 speed. They were a lot classier than the Chevelle, and more expensive with same basic equipment. Good vid.........rare car
I own a 68 and a 69 convertible SD 396.i live in Canada and the original Pontiac steering wheel has a maple leaf on it. It's a Pontiac , why would it have a bow tie on it. I think it is off a 70 Chevelle SS. They are not Chevelles
It was not Super Duty, it was Sport Deluxe by Pontiac
Beaumont SDs were the Canadian market's replacement for the GTO. And the regular Beaumont was the equivalent of the LeMans. A Canadian Chevelle SS was a Chevelle SS made in Oshawa.
I just love hearing the French Canadians say--"BOO-MAW"! This car is ALL them😋
Elton. I almost bought a Beaumont similar, but too expensive at that time. I bought a Nova SS with a 350, 4 speed. They were a lot classier than the Chevelle, and more expensive with same basic equipment. Good vid.........rare car
right on thanks.
this is the most canadian video i've ever seen
SD stands for Sport Deluxe.
I own a 68 and a 69 convertible SD 396.i live in Canada and the original Pontiac steering wheel has a maple leaf on it. It's a Pontiac , why would it have a bow tie on it. I think it is off a 70 Chevelle SS. They are not Chevelles
Thanks
French Canadian language.
You've heard of "Spanglish" in the US--this sounds like "Frenglish"!