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1979 Pontiac Laurentian

1979 Pontiac Laurentian in Forest of the Dead, Movie, 2007 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: US — Built in: CA

1979 Pontiac Laurentian

[*][*][*] Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase

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stronghold EN

2010-01-27 00:57

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-- Last edit: 2010-01-27 00:59:52

karoomay SY

2010-01-27 01:23

Pontiac Parisienne

an_unusual_eye US

2010-01-27 01:41


for the U.S. this would have been a Catalina (lowest trim available) - from 1977 i believe based on the grille. only the "fully dressed" cars got the Parisienne badge. i know Canada had different, and differently applied model names...

http://www.antiquecar.com/index/listings/page23191.htm

Commander 57 US

2010-01-27 02:59

Yes, 1977 Catalina, if American model.
First year for this body.

tonkatracker US

2010-01-27 03:32

I am pretty sure that we can assume that a car with an Ontario plate in a movie filmed in Ontario is a Canadian model...

an_unusual_eye US

2010-01-27 03:47

agreed... and the "Parisienne" model was offered in Canada from '58-'86, but was a Catalina model offered in Canada also, or would even the base cars like this one have carried the Parisienne name for the Canadian market?

taxiguy US

2010-01-27 06:34

Base cars were badged Laurentian in Canada, so I am willing to bet this is one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_Laurentian

tonkatracker US

2010-01-27 06:36

I thought about that also taxiguy but wiki doesn't mention Laurentian after 1970

philr CA

2010-01-27 07:20

tonkaTRACKER wrote I thought about that also taxiguy but wiki doesn't mention Laurentian after 1970


They were still available after 1970. I knew someone who used to have a '78 Laurentian.

tonkatracker US

2010-01-27 07:24

thanks philr, I just didn't know. I am facinated with Canadian only nameplates (and have owned a few) but my knowledge is limited to newer ones

rjluna2 US

2010-01-28 01:30

Taillights with thick color coordinate divider indicates 1979 version...

By the way with the late model for Canadian variant, nice find :sun:

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