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Can anybody confirm the model of this Pontiac? I know it's a '62, but I'm not sure if it's a Catalina or a Laurentian...

In any case, thanks for looking.
 
Nice photo. Love the way the clouds are such a powerful element. But doggone it invisible, I was reallllllly hoping we'd see Christine's hot cousin, photographed in your inimitable style..but dang it, it's just an old decrepit Pontiac....I know it has quad headlights...but I was hoping for bigger, simply dual headlights...
 
Nice image :thumbup:
 
Great image. Hood is popped like "feed me." :thumbup:
 
But doggone it invisible, I was reallllllly hoping we'd see Christine's hot cousin, photographed in your inimitable style..but dang it, it's just an old decrepit Pontiac....I know it has quad headlights...but I was hoping for bigger, simply dual headlights...
I rarely find that type of subject on my rural exploration trips, but wouldn't it be nice? :lmao:

Thanks all!
 
Hey dude, I have no idea if what model that is. But the photo is outstanding! Applause for that! Keep on posting! ;)
 
Hey dude, I have no idea if what model that is.
I've just learned that it's both a Catalina AND a Laurentian. Different names for the same vehicle in different countries :)

Thanks, guys!
 
Awesome shot!!! I always thought Christine was plymouth though? Either way you captured it beautifully.
 
I always thought Christine was plymouth though?
She was indeed – this is just a distant cousin, hence the title :) Thanks!
 
The Laurentian was the Canadian version of the Catalina unless I'm mistaken. So what it is depends on where you are I guess, GM has always loved badge engineering so it can get a little confusing identifying models sometimes. For instance the First generation GTO was really just a re-badged Pontiac Tempest with a bigger engine. In any case cool photo, that's a great find to stumble across.
 

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