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31pontiac

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31pontiac last won the day on December 24 2018

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About 31pontiac

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Forever Pontiac

  • Name
    Tim
  • Gender
    Male
  • Year
    1959
  • Car
    Bonneville
  • Engine
    389 Tri-Power
  • Style
    Coupe
  • Color
    Castle Blue

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  1. 31pontiac
    That calendar would look great hanging on the wall above my ‘31.
  2. 31pontiac started following Need help dating & identifying old Pontiac clock, POTM Vote, March 2019, Win a 2019 Forever Pontiac Calendar and and 4 others
  3. 31pontiac
    Congrats Rocket, great looking GTO !!
  4. 31pontiac
    Thanks guys.
  5. 31pontiac
    That calendar would look great hanging on the wall above my ‘31.
  6. 31pontiac
    Merry Christmas to everyone on ForeverPontiac!
  7. 31pontiac
    I am proof that project cars can be voted to win a spot on the calendar, check October for before and current pics of my 1931 Pontiac hot rod. I also would encourage others to do the same.
  8. 31pontiac

    THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!

    • FOR SALE
    • USED

    I purchased this new during the 1980 model year from Pontiac. Damage to the lower lefthand corner was there when I received it (see pictures). Measures 21" wide x 14" high. $80.00 plus shipping.

    $80.00

    East Greenville , Pennsylvania - US

  9. 31pontiac
    Was honored to be invited to display our '59 Bonneville with 9 other cars in the America On Wheels Museum in Allentown, PA for their "Fabulous Fins of the '50's and '60's" display for the next 6 months.
  10. 31pontiac
    I happened to be there too. If I recall correctly there were 13 Can Ams together on the show field. Very impressive! Quite probably the most ever together at one time!
  11. 31pontiac
    Transformation of my 1931 Pontiac from stock to hot rod.
  12. 31pontiac
    I am not aware of any such kit, but I guess it could be possible.
  13. 31pontiac
    The blank is just a space filler, there were no extra gauges. If you didn't have the clock, you got the blank. They were usually mounted on the passenger side of the dashboard, sometimes on the glovebox lid,if there was a glovebox.
  14. 31pontiac
    Dash clocks were usually electric by the mid-'30's. Some cars had clocks in the interior rearview mirror and they were usually wind ups. Since there are no numbers on your piece, it may have been the "clock delete" blank that someone in the past added the clock mechanism to.
  15. 31pontiac
    I can narrow it down to 2 possible years, 1935 or 1936. they only used that style "Pontiac" script those 2 model years.
  16. 31pontiac
    Time to make the cardboard template into metal.
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