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Which model of Pontiac Chieftain

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My 1954 2 door Pontiac Chieftain, original sales invoice is lists as model DSED-2.

I need to order some parts but I am a bit confused about the difference between sedan and hardtop versions, what is mine?

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You have the 2-door sedan.

This is an example of a '54 Chieftain hardtop. Notice that the hardtop has no "B" pillar behind the door or window frames. That is the difference between the hardtop and sedan.

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