Thanks for another great video Howard. You are one car loving Michigan brother. I live just the other side of Lansing and love to go the Detroit area car shows and other events. I have a 1967 Chevy short box pick up. Project truck right now. Your cars are bad ass. I cant decide if I like the Chevy or the Pontiac best. The Chevy is just a ride you never see, 4 door 348 on the tree. Wow you have owned it since you were 17, so cool. Thanks again for your time and effort making the videos, keep up the good work.
I didn't know if they would show in the video, but they did. It was still light out... They really look good when it's totally dark cruising down the road. I got to get some video of the dash lights next time I am out with it well after dark.
Great Video, you have done a great job on this classic. I have been working on a 1964 Pontiac Catalina and one thing I am always wondering is what other guys use for fuel. I use Premium Unleaded and a Lead Additive. Keep up the great work!
The 389 in the 60 Pontiac, states, "use 93 octane" in the owners manual. I just use the premium gas at BP or Mobile... there the closest to me. I stopped using lead additive 15 or 20 years ago, and never had any valve problems with any of the old pre 1975 engines I have owned. The lead additive is mostly alcohol. I need to use premium in the 59 Bel Air also as it has the 10.5 to 1 compression ratio too.
Very nice Howard thank you for taking us along and thank you for the video
You have a beautiful car! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for another great video Howard. You are one car loving Michigan brother. I live just the other side of Lansing and love to go the Detroit area car shows and other events. I have a 1967 Chevy short box pick up. Project truck right now. Your cars are bad ass. I cant decide if I like the Chevy or the Pontiac best. The Chevy is just a ride you never see, 4 door 348 on the tree. Wow you have owned it since you were 17, so cool. Thanks again for your time and effort making the videos, keep up the good work.
I really like the way the Pontiac drives, but I will take the wild styling of the 59 Chevy any day!
Your dash lights showed up in the daytime better than you apparently think. Keep up the good work!
I didn't know if they would show in the video, but they did. It was still light out... They really look good when it's totally dark cruising down the road. I got to get some video of the dash lights next time I am out with it well after dark.
Great video turbo. Traverse city checking in. Got a 65 gto i will be bringing down to woodward!
For the Dream Cruise, or on the weekends leading up to it... there more fun! Keep an eye out for the Catalina. I have it out often.
Great Video, you have done a great job on this classic. I have been working on a 1964 Pontiac Catalina and one thing I am always wondering is what other guys use for fuel. I use Premium Unleaded and a Lead Additive. Keep up the great work!
The 389 in the 60 Pontiac, states, "use 93 octane" in the owners manual. I just use the premium gas at BP or Mobile... there the closest to me. I stopped using lead additive 15 or 20 years ago, and never had any valve problems with any of the old pre 1975 engines I have owned. The lead additive is mostly alcohol. I need to use premium in the 59 Bel Air also as it has the 10.5 to 1 compression ratio too.