Pontiac Parisienne

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Brougham Shooting Brake

From 1977 to 1986, General Motors built the 5th generation Pontiac Parisienne in Canada. It was a near-identical clone of the Chevrolet Caprice and was offered in various body styles: sedan, wagon and coupe. Based on the Brougham Coupe, this shooting brake conversion features an elegant two-door wagon body with a vinyl roof. The long roof may improve the aerodynamic capabilities and the channeled body, lowered suspension and 17″ NASCAR look steel wheels give it a more pronounced stance. This could be displayed at SEMA 2021 as a capable Canonball record type vehicle, ready to cross the continent rather quickly. There might be an LS V8 hiding under the bonnet, who knows?

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