http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/3406679194.html

Potential, but due to the rust in the quarter panels, I would think more along the line of parts. Amazing it lasted this long in that area.

I see turn about is fair play, eh Camino?

Sittting since '76, that '62s got to be completely gone thru. Rare bird, that's for sure.

But hang that; going thru the webshots link, he has both a '64 2-dr sedan and a '64 wagon (the blue Cat in the background of the '62), plus the remains of a '64 Bonne wagon. Hmmm, just easy of Hershey... might be worth a phone call. A '64 wagon would be so cool....

A yardfull of Pontiacs, including an ambulance! Now that's a work vehicle!

EDIT :: Oh, I know this guy. Haven't dealt with him directly, but have conversed a number of times. IIRC, a bit of a hardballer on pricing.

Turn about is indeed fair play - hope something good comes from it.

Don't worry, nothing will.

Have 2 people in conversation about buying my '64 GP, and that would kill me to let go but I'm trying to work with my head over my heart.

I know that feeling.

For sh!ts & giggles, I'm going to see if the '64 wagon is on the block....

Answer back: the aqua car was sold a few years ago.

Pic album also shows a '64 2-dr sedan, that's another heartstring-tugger.

I should make a point to see if I can stop in if I go to Hershey next fall.

The price on the '62 is very fair, but the workload is very high.

I knew you'd have to find out...

Don't worry, nothing will.

Have 2 people in conversation about buying my '64 GP, and that would kill me to let go but I'm trying to work with my head over my heart.

I know the feelaing...but I still miss cars I sold with that rationale....

Sometimes the heart should win.

Lots of interesting rusties in his pics, I found interesting he has not 1 but 2 '61 Catalina 2dr sedans...I thought the '61 B-body 2dr sedans had such a neat roofline...

It's different, but they pale vs. the 2-dr hardtops' fluid lines.

IMO, the flattop roof works far better on the 4-dr hardtops.