Tour, Start, and Test Drive - 1981 Pontiac Parisienne

[retrounderground1]

You'll notice there is no fiberglass on that car as in front header panel and rear end. Pontiac's full size cars were fully sheet metaled up until the conversion to the dreadful Chevrolet front end from 1983-86.

[schomminater]

I have a 1981 Bonnevile. Same car as yours only the U.S version. Mine has the Oldsmobile 307. You have a very nice car there.

[Dusk2600]

what a beautiful car,

[dmartinez4]

Thank you 11paterj

[dmartinez4]

Hello, you have a beautiful Parisienne, let me ask you a question: The speed odometer is in Km/h, Where did you get the car? In Canada o Mexico

[11paterj]

@dmartinez4, It's Km/h, cause i'm in Canada. Built in Canada too.

[fireofsev]

@11paterj I have an 81 Bonneville made in Canada as well, hailing from Minnesota. She also has no rust, full undercoat still intact.

[tremer88]

id give my left pinky for this car

[Jac2Mac]

I was surprised to hear a flute like tone in this 1981 Pontiac. I thought all Pontiacs still used the scary buzzer until at least 1983.

[11paterj]

@Jac2Mac, Luckily not. I hate those buzzers, they drive u up a wall. especially when they cut in and out

[OLDS98]

I have watched your car and enjoyed the videos. I was sad to see you removed the bumper guards off the back bumper. You should put them back on the car. It looks like something is missing.

[11paterj]

@OLDS98 yeah, they were rusted unfortunately, so i am currently on the hunt for new ones. looks better with nothing rather than the rusted ones.

[OLDS98]

@11paterj Thank you for explaining. I look forward to your new rear bumper guards. I was shocked when you showed the car had no power windows. I learned something new.

[randomrazr]

beeen a while since u made a vid on this lol