Picture : Is it a LeSabre ?

Hello Buick fans !

I took a picture last week-end of a car which I think it's a LeSabre (1965-1970) , but i'm not 100% it is a Buick o No: At some angle it look like an Olds . Does someone could confirm that it's a LeSabre and if possible what year/model ?

Thank you for your time
Donald

 

Olds for sure

Maybe 67-68

 

..

yeah, pretty sure it a 67 cutlass

 

66 - 67 Olds :Brow:

 

Re: ..

It looks to big to be a Cutlass.
I think that is a 65-67 full size, either Delta or Delmont 88/98.
Looks like a new paint job, too. :TU:

 

???

Looks like a friend of mines 67 olds Jetstar. What do I get if I'm right???

 

I agree looks like an Olds.:laugh:

 

It looks like Alan's coveted Buick Superbird with the cobrajet 460 in it!!
p

But seriously, I think it's a 66/67 Olds "a-body" too.
o No:

 

I say it's a '67 Delmont 88, looks too big to be a Cutlass, & the rear window doesn't look like the coved window A bodies had in '67.

 

Buick ?

Definetly an Oldsmabubbile - Full Size, 68 - 70, 88 or 98! Note- hidden wipers ! o No:

 

It is a 66 B Body Oldsmoblie,
The wipers aren't hidden, they are missing... (note the panel behind the hood)
The vent windows identifies the car as a 65-68 B-C body.
The roofline can't be 67-68
The front end can't be 65.
The rear end can't be a 98.
So it must be a 66 B body! I have no idea which model, It might be hard to tell with the missing trim. I'd be surprised if it was a Starfire (doesn,t look like that) ! My guess would be a Jetstar 88 (Don't we like cheap cars in Quebec) :grin:
Where is it located?

 

Under a lot of snow ....................:laugh: :TU:

 

Yes, I'm getting tired of it! At least it is melting now! I took my 67 for a short ride on a sunny day last week, couldn't wait for summer!

 

Phillipe , It has to melt up there soon ......... :laugh:


The 68 was out the other day and thats a good sign . :bglasses: :TU:

 

Bruce, do you still have your Park Avenue as a daily driver? (just curious)

 

My boy has it down in Phoenix while in College ..

Guess we could say it's gone , huh .

p

 

Hi Phil , I'm also very tired of snow:rant: but it melt not fast enough here . :af:

The car was located in "Beauce" about 30 minutes from Quebec City . I'll try to get another shot of it this spring without snow ! :Brow:

thanx all for your answer , keep guessing if ever I could see the model of the car i'll post here the answer .

Donald

 

Donald,
If you could open the door or the hood, look at the body number on the firewall or the serial number. On 66's the serial# is visible when you open the driver's side door, near the hinges on a stainless steel plate.
Perhaps the nameplate is visible on the dash too.

 

Donald is" Beauce "just north of St-Georges?

 

John,
Beauce is a region and St-Georges is a small town in this region.
In fact, St-Georges is often called St-Georges-de-Beauce.