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#208955 06/04/2006 7:13 PM
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I finally got my Pontiac Series 6-29 home. I know that this isn't a Chevy, but its still a GM. Its in some dire need of help and google hasn't turned up any Pontiac parts catalogs yet. I know that we have Jim Carter, Langdon's, LMC, and a whole bunch of others for our trucks, but I was wondering if any of you know of an Pontiac restoration catalogs. Kanter doesn't have this car in their catalog. Any help is much appreciated.
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What year of Pontiac is that?


38 original
48 panel
59 stepside
46 in the back forty
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Its a 29 model, although it could be a 30 or 31. There is no difference between the three. It appears to be a sedan, but its missing a good portion of the sheet metal.

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That could be kinda tough to locate parts for that year. One thing to check would be if parts would be interchangable from different models like a chevy.


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The Pontiac Master Parts catalogue has been reprinted. Watch Ebay. Originals are out there, but very expensive. There are also some very good shop and body manuals printed by Pontiac. I am unaware of reprints of these (too limited in scope), but these occasionally turn up. Again, very expensive.

Oh, and there are some major differences from 1929 to 1931.

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You might contact GM to see if they provide restoration packs for Pontiacs too. The restoration pack I got for my 38 Chevy also contained parts sources. The phone number is: 1-800-222-1020. You'll need your VIN.


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You might try this site for info on parts for your Pontiac:

Pontiac Oakland Club site


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