trouble posting pix. 1966 Superior Coach

[mike lang]

I'm Mike Lang, member and owner of a 1966 Superior Coach "Consort" Pontiac Bonneville and well, photobucket isn't letting me join because of being on yahoo(?), about the only way I know to show BlueBelle is through northlandpcs.com photo archives
photo #1011 and 1021. Sorry that it has been so long since introducing myself, hurricane IKE, fuel prices and our economy going to heck in a handbasket has made it awfully tough to get about anywhere nowadays. Hope I'm not posting in the wrong spot and all constructive critizism is probably warranted and welcome.
Thank you
Mike Lang
Bonnevilles Forever

[Gumball]

Hope I'm not posting in the wrong spot and all constructive critizism is probably warranted and welcome.

thats OK Mike, I'll move this to the lounge for you.
as for posting pics. you could try uploading some in our gallery section.
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... f=2&t=2038

then come back to the "your Ride" section and show them.
we would love to see them.

Jim

[Gumball]

Sorry, I moved it back. I found your pics on the site you posted. you can still try our gallery section if you wish.
whats your plans for her?

[TenGHz]

Very nice, and very old school. I still like the old 'boats' of yester-year.

And, I'm curious like Jim (Gumball) is. Got any plans?

[mike lang]

Gumball, thanks for posting BlueBelle's picture, she is very old school, very few of her siblings have survived, maybe half a dozen left out of 136 that were built by Superior Coach. She is in dire need of total restorastion, floorboards are nonexsistent, and she still runs with a totaly fried wiring harness, no alternator, good for about 250 miles on a freshly recharged deep cycle battery, or until the tank runs dry. The engine and everything in the car is all original except the black paint job, she was originaly metallic blue, have since bought and placed on the roof an original red beacon. She was a coroner's car, ambulance/hearse for a mortuary. Once again Jim, thank you very much.
Michael
She is DEADicated to the assembly line workers at PMD, the people that built her at Superior, the professionals that served aboard her and to those people whose lives were saved by her.