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Stunning 58 Bonneville, and I couldn't agree more that this is THE top car for 58. As as earlier comment stared, GM was dialed in on design with every model in 58. As for colors, I think that Pontiac had the very best in color options that year too .... (esp their blues) .... Looking at the blue in the rocket ship on this one, I doubt there was ever a sharper blue offered. This is one if those cars that just reaches out and grabs you.Great find, and beautifully restored. This car's a gem. PS: My favorite feature? The whole car! Seriously ... GM outdid themselves on this model. Every single feature is perfect.
my fav 50's car. the entire '58 GM model line was awesome. i really think at some point they'll take off as their over-the-top style is seen as singularly unique
Gourgeus stunning car love it from the batcave 🦇, inside like a cockpit so iconic and intense, wow wonderfull car super, thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy from tom your now and always 🤩 🤩 say hello too All at volo cars museum 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
Pontiac didn't have the first Tri-Power engine, Oldsmobile did in 1957 two weeks before Pontiac released the same set up and officially coined it the Tri-Power.
It really is a nice car, I had its cousin, the oldsmobile and it was a four door hardtop. I loved it at first as it was only seven years old when I bought it from the original owner who said he was done with it. I found out why and this car would be no different. Stainless for miles and compound curves to make cleaning and polishing a full two day job to do it right. I got this car with less that five thousand miles on it.. the owner kept his 56 ford crestline with most all the bells and whistles... plus that glass top that covered the front half. Cleaning and polishing was a lot easier on it.
I look at these magnificent beautiful automobiles and wonder where did it all go wrong... Today we drive horrible plastic boring car's and everything pretty much looks the same. If I were king of the world. We'd all have one vehicle which you keep for your entire driving career. I don't believe anyone who chose this car to be their forever car would ever lose the love for it. These elegant ladies are a love affair that never ends. Imagine owning this, driving this everyday, then changing to say a modern Mini Cooper?.... Personally I would chase myself off to the loony bin for immediate help and a big hit of thorazine!!.....This is living breathing art.
My Father had a 58 Buick Riviera loaded loved that car ,learned too drive on it . A drunk driver ended up totaling it , the thing saved Dads life because it was built so strong he never got hurt bad .
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No doubt a beautiful car and color combination but I don’t care for continental kits. Never saw the purpose and felt it was extreme. But to each their own.
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales The many Tbirds you've sold with continental kit's look great. For me this 58 Pontiac would look better without it, stick's-out too much.
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Holy Smokes Jay !
What a GEM ~
Holy Chromeagedon! All most more chrome than paint . :)
Breakout the box of rags and the bottle of chrome polish Ma!
What a beauty
Fantastic car 🚗
Stunning 58 Bonneville, and I couldn't agree more that this is THE top car for 58. As as earlier comment stared, GM was dialed in on design with every model in 58. As for colors, I think that Pontiac had the very best in color options that year too .... (esp their blues) .... Looking at the blue in the rocket ship on this one, I doubt there was ever a sharper blue offered. This is one if those cars that just reaches out and grabs you.Great find, and beautifully restored. This car's a gem.
PS: My favorite feature? The whole car! Seriously ... GM outdid themselves on this model. Every single feature is perfect.
Remarkable. Just remarkable. 👏🏻
A big beautiful car! You don't see them like this anymore.
my fav 50's car. the entire '58 GM model line was awesome. i really think at some point they'll take off as their over-the-top style is seen as singularly unique
Agree, way too undervalued
@@michaelreilly1310esq Not for long! 😲
Beats the 58 impala hands down, this is stunning and definitely a great long term investment
Classic ‘50’s space-age styling ❤
I LOVE THIS CAR. IT IS A CREAM PUFF OF A CAR. IT LOOKS NICER THEN A 58 IMPALA. ALSO LOVE THE EXTENDED REAR CONTINENTAL KIT BUMPER & SKIRTS
Chevy was the introductory car in GM’s line up . Then Pontiac followed buy Oldsmobile,Buick and then Cadillac .
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Absolutely love this car.. it's like looking at art masterpiece... So much style and character..
Shades of the ‘58 Impala. I don’t normally like continental kits but this one looks fantastic.
I'm in love with this one 😊❤❤🇦🇺🇦🇺 Gob smacking gorgeous 😊❤
Beauty Jay!!! Love all the chrome!
I love that car 🚗 😍
Beautiful Bonneville.. that super chrome interior!
Gourgeus stunning car love it from the batcave 🦇, inside like a cockpit so iconic and intense, wow wonderfull car super, thanks Jay grams president of volo auto museum and russel for perfect photografy from tom your now and always 🤩 🤩 say hello too All at volo cars museum 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
Just an excellent overview on this magnificent automobile
What a piece of art.
My favorite Pontiac ever made. What a Gem this one is! 🏆
Sweet one! Rattle is coming from the trunk (I believe)
Nice!!!!
Thanks!
Love it! First year of the Sport Coupe, second year for the convertible! Better looking that the Impala!!!
Beautiful Jay!
Pontiac didn't have the first Tri-Power engine, Oldsmobile did in 1957 two weeks before Pontiac released the same set up and officially coined it the Tri-Power.
Proto muscle with 3 deuces a few years before the auspicious debut of the GTO!
It really is a nice car, I had its cousin, the oldsmobile and it was a four door hardtop. I loved it at first as it was only seven years old when I bought it from the original owner who said he was done with it. I found out why and this car would be no different. Stainless for miles and compound curves to make cleaning and polishing a full two day job to do it right. I got this car with less that five thousand miles on it.. the owner kept his 56 ford crestline with most all the bells and whistles... plus that glass top that covered the front half. Cleaning and polishing was a lot easier on it.
I love that car, fills the room.
Super gorgeous car.
I look at these magnificent beautiful automobiles and wonder where did it all go wrong... Today we drive horrible plastic boring car's and everything pretty much looks the same. If I were king of the world. We'd all have one vehicle which you keep for your entire driving career. I don't believe anyone who chose this car to be their forever car would ever lose the love for it. These elegant ladies are a love affair that never ends. Imagine owning this, driving this everyday, then changing to say a modern Mini Cooper?.... Personally I would chase myself off to the loony bin for immediate help and a big hit of thorazine!!.....This is living breathing art.
The Hydra-matic transmission is a four-speed.
Correct, what a great value compared to the Power Glide
@@michaelreilly1310esq So true!
I’d hate to have to parallel park this baby.
That’s too funny but true
Imagine teens today trying to drive this during their drivers ed test. 🤣
@@VoloMuseumAutoSaleslol for sure
With the Continental kit, it's about as long as a Suburban.. only 212" long without..
My Father had a 58 Buick Riviera loaded loved that car ,learned too drive on it . A drunk driver ended up totaling it , the thing saved Dads life because it was built so strong he never got hurt bad .
What do you use to convert dollars to U.K. pounds ? Very interested in this and the Green 56 nomad
That is something that would probably be handled by the banks when wiring funds, you tell your bank "I want to wire $X USD" and they'll say "Okay, that would be $X currency".
Our salesmen are familiar with the process of buying & shipping cars internationally.
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I know of a 1958 Pontiac Parisienne ln Canada 🇨🇦 And ls a 283 F.J
No doubt a beautiful car and color combination but I don’t care for continental kits. Never saw the purpose and felt it was extreme.
But to each their own.
Continental kits really seem to be a you love it or hate it kinda thing. 😜
a 'CREAMPUFF' !
Lose the continental kit. The car doesn’t need it.
It's the only thing I don't like about the car. Other than that it's perfect.
I love the continental kit! 🤐
@@VoloMuseumAutoSales The many Tbirds you've sold with continental kit's look great. For me this 58 Pontiac would look better without it, stick's-out too much.
HOW MUCH FOR THIS BABY ??
$72k
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THIS CAR IS BAD TO THE BONE. A REAL CLASSIC CRUISER. LOVE THE WHITE PAINT JOB WITH DARK BLUE ACCENTS, SKIRTS, AND CONTINENTAL KIT
❤❤❤❤ I love this car it is my dream!
HOW MUCH FOR THIS BABY ??