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262 ExcellentAbout 31pontiac
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Rank
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Forever Pontiac
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Name
Tim
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Gender
Male
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Year
1959
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Car
Bonneville
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Engine
389 Tri-Power
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Style
Coupe
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Color
Castle Blue
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31pontiac started following 2021 Forever Pontiac Calendar - Entries, Thanks for the add, engine color and 4 others
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Welcome to the site! Great ‘61 Catalina! Love it !!
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Couldn’t bring myself to use any other color than the original Pontiac blue metallic.
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Fitzy's GP is back!
31pontiac replied to Fitzy's topic in Pontiac General Maintenance, Modifications and Garage Discussion
Agree 100% Frosty ! I’ve always thought it was better to sell to the end user if possible . -
I use Plasti-Kote #208 Pontiac Blue. Don’t know if there’s another name for the color.
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Merry Pontiac Christmas to all !!
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Frosty, it’s my car photographed in front of my house. We bought the ‘59 in November of 1977 with 42,000 miles on it and have had it since then. We have driven it to many POCI conventions and in 1982 (IIRC) we had it in Minnesota where we met Dimitrie and he fell in love with our Bonneville. When I declined his offer of a trade for his car at the show, he began a hunt to find one. Our Bonneville now has 109,000 miles . Dimitrie had an article in Smoke Signals over a year ago about his ‘59. If you talk to Dimitrie, I’m sure he can tell you a lot more ab
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Frosty, try Tim McGeary ( I hope I spelled it correctly).😉
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2021 Forever Pontiac Calendar - Entries
31pontiac replied to Ringo64's topic in News and Information
1959 Bonneville Sport Coupe -
Some ‘59 stuff.
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A few more items you may find interesting. I can’t be the only one here who has or likes to see Pontiac related items. Feel free to join in.
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2 Pontiac station wagon barn finds!
31pontiac replied to cowboydanny's topic in The Pontiac Car Show
There is a machined flat area on the front of the block below the passenger side head ( possibly under some dirt and grime) that should have 2 letters stamped into it. That 2 letter code will help identify the engine. I’m sure the engine codes are available online.