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In 1960 my Dad was in the market for a new vehicle, wanting to replace that old, drab green, 1950 Dodge we had. So as he'd find a vehicle that he liked he'd drive it home and show us what he was thinking about buying. So he shows up in a white, 1960, Bonneville Convertible with red interior. And it was gorgeous! I pleaded with him to buy this vehicle! And my Mother liked it as well. And when he left to take it back to the Dealer we thought that that was the vehicle he was going to buy. I remember being so excited! But a turn of events would take place some where between him returning that beautiful, Bonneville and the actual vehicle he bought. Now, I still love this body style. And the Ventura and the Bonneville look almost identical. But Dad comes home with this drab, brownish/goldish colored, 1960 Ventura 4-Door. And I immediately told him that that wasn't the vehicle "I" wanted, and to take it back and buy the white Bonneville he'd brought to the house earlier. And to my demise he says, "Already bought this one. So get used to it, because we'll have this one for a loooong time." My heart sank! And he didn't lie either! He didn't buy another vehicle to replace the 1960 Ventura until he bought a Brand New, Blue, 1986, Buick Electra, Park Avenue, 4-Door. Which in both cases he'd bought both vehicles for my Mother to drive, because he had a Company Vehicle. My Dad passed and left the Buick to my Mother. And when my Mother passed she left the Buick to me. And there it sits, under the carport still to this day.
No weird Acme paint color, no K-Mart fender skirts, no sagging headliner and ragtag torn upholstery. It's what this car doesn't have that really makes it great.
Sleeping beauty from the batcave 🦇, gourgeus car, pontiac bonneville, so rare, super Nice pontiac, thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy from tom your friend now and always 🤩 🤩
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Beautiful boat!!! Great lines & classic 60's creative design.
Wow, haven't seen one of these in many years. What a cool, cool find!
One of the things Jay does best is finding rare and beautiful cars, this Bonneville checks all the boxes for sure.
I remember our next door neighbor had a 60 Catalina back in the mid sixties that was white. They took me to school one time and I remember it well.
In 1960 my Dad was in the market for a new vehicle, wanting to replace that old, drab green, 1950 Dodge we had. So as he'd find a vehicle that he liked he'd drive it home and show us what he was thinking about buying. So he shows up in a white, 1960, Bonneville Convertible with red interior. And it was gorgeous! I pleaded with him to buy this vehicle! And my Mother liked it as well. And when he left to take it back to the Dealer we thought that that was the vehicle he was going to buy. I remember being so excited! But a turn of events would take place some where between him returning that beautiful, Bonneville and the actual vehicle he bought. Now, I still love this body style. And the Ventura and the Bonneville look almost identical. But Dad comes home with this drab, brownish/goldish colored, 1960 Ventura 4-Door. And I immediately told him that that wasn't the vehicle "I" wanted, and to take it back and buy the white Bonneville he'd brought to the house earlier. And to my demise he says, "Already bought this one. So get used to it, because we'll have this one for a loooong time." My heart sank! And he didn't lie either! He didn't buy another vehicle to replace the 1960 Ventura until he bought a Brand New, Blue, 1986, Buick Electra, Park Avenue, 4-Door. Which in both cases he'd bought both vehicles for my Mother to drive, because he had a Company Vehicle. My Dad passed and left the Buick to my Mother. And when my Mother passed she left the Buick to me. And there it sits, under the carport still to this day.
Do you get it out and drive it around town at least? 🤔
I may be in the minority but I love 4 doors and station wagons.
Wow! What a beauty 😍
No weird Acme paint color, no K-Mart fender skirts, no sagging headliner and ragtag torn upholstery. It's what this car doesn't have that really makes it great.
Fabulous car 🚗
Sleeping beauty from the batcave 🦇, gourgeus car, pontiac bonneville, so rare, super Nice pontiac, thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy from tom your friend now and always 🤩 🤩
My dad looked at a 60 Bonneville 2 door when 11 years old. That car is an incredible TIME CAPSULE
It's beautiful 🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍CAR🌹🌹👍👍Pontiac🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍👍Thank you very much 🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍
Our pleasure! 😊
You're correct Jay I think the 4-door Vista is much more stylish than the two doors or the convertibles in my opinion
Sweet
Yoooooo, I dig this 60
Beautiful car Jay
The wide track people !
Wow
Very nice car 🚗, even for a more door. 😅
One day…..
Tomorrow day?
Is it the wide track?
Yes, all 64 inches of it.
Barely fits on the turntable.. lol
Pretty sure we've had tighter fits! 🤪
Old four-door cars like that are dead in the water. Nobody wants them Jay !
I want one but not at that price.
This car is not your average 4-door ugly sedan, this thing is awesome.