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Old Cars Weekly Golden Quill Award
AACA 2017 Master Editor Award Ann S. Eady Memorial Award Time to pay your 2019 Dues Time to order your 2019 Calendar
1928 GMC/Pontiac Screen Body Truck Richard Seabury Towaco, New Jersey See page 14 for details 2 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 Oakland Pontiac Worldwide AACA Region Officers President Tom Meyer 1233 Bonnie Sue Dr. Flushing, MI 48433-1388 [email protected] 810-659-1697 Vice President: Ann Marie Calianno Oakland-Pontiac Worldwide AACA Region 8281 Shaw Road Imlay City, Michigan 48444 Our Mission Statement [email protected] The Oakland-Pontiac Worldwide Region of the Antique Automobile 810-523-5192 Club of America promotes and supports the education, restoration and preservation of the Oakland and Pontiac Automobiles from its Se cretary: Julia Paxton years of conception in 1908 to and including 1958. Furthermore the 2033 State Route 668 South Oakland-Pontiac Worldwide Region, its Executive Board, Officers, Committees and Members strive to support each other in caring out Junction City, OH 43748 the Regions stated mission and goals. [email protected] 740-605-0675 Treasurer: Goal 1 To provide a supportive environment and atmosphere that Marilyn Lewis promotes enjoyment for the membership and their families. 603 South Drive Goal 2 To provide members a minimum of one annual event to include Marissa, IL 62257 education, recreation and touring activities for the entire family. [email protected] Goal 3 To provide Oakland and Pontiac members balanced coverage 618-295-3384 in a quality bi-monthly newsletter that promotes and supports the mission and goals of the Region. Directors Goal 4 To develop programs and activities that educates and Oakland Director encourages youth participation in the antique and classic car Chris Garlitz hobby. 934 Belknap Street Goal 5 To provide technical support for the restoration and preservation Grand Ledge, MI 48837-2019 acgar1@fro ntier.com of members automobiles. 517-449-5525 Goal 6 To educate members and others in the hobby of the Oakland and Pontiac Director Pontiac historical relationship. John Calianno Goal 7 To treat all members fairly, with dignity and respect for their 8281 Shaw Road service and contribution to the hobby. Imlay City, Michigan 48444 [email protected] 810-523-519 1 President Emeritus Newsletter Editor: Webmaster John Armstrong Fred Lewis Ralph N Proscia 3520 Hatter Road 603 South Drive 709 Ragsdale Road Lancaster, OH 43130 Marissa, IL 62257 Jamestown, NC 27282 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 614-316-6029 618-295-3384 336-454-6242 Historian Don Barlup 228 Oak Road The opinions expressed by the authors who contribute to Vintage Voice are their New Bloomfield, PA 17068 own and do not necessarily reflect the official policy of Oakland Pontiac Worldwide [email protected] Region or the Antique Automobile Club of America, Inc. Likewise ad copy is 717-582-3209 submitted by the advertisers and does not reflect an endorsement of Oakland Pontiac Worldwide or the Antique Automobile Club of America, Inc. 3 3 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018
President’s Message
The Hershey show and swap meet is now I would also like to thank Richard Seabury for history for another year. Wednesday was 83 bringing his GMC truck to the OPW booth for degrees and humid. Foot traffic was very light. display. It is a rare vehicle and was a big hit. Thursday was a complete washout with rain A lot of the vendors were packing up early on all day, at times very heavy. The OPW booth was Friday, and since the weather was great, it is hard to open but was mainly a place of refuge for those explain. Saturday brought more rain so we packed passing by it. Friday was a complete change of pace up and headed home early. – clear, cool and dry – the best day of the week. We just returned from the OPW Fall Regional Lunch for members was held at noon and we had a tour held in St. Clairsville, Ohio and hosted by Ralph good turnout. Many thanks to the gals who prepared and Ellen Hamilton. They planned a great weekend our meal. Patty Schwiekert made her fabulous and although the weather wasn’t ideal, we did potato salad and although she did not attend, Tom manage to do some touring in our old cars. The delivered it with not even one spoonful missing. countryside and the roads around St. Clairsville were Marti Meyer and Candy Armstrong put together and beautiful. Thanks to Ralph and Ellen for their hard served the rest of the meal. It was a nice work. We are looking forward to a Spring Regional opportunity to see everyone and was truly enjoyed Tour 2019 in Michigan, our Homecoming in Illinois by all. Also thanks to John and Candy for camping at and a Fall Regional Tour in Indiana. Check your and minding the site and all of the officers who Vintage Voice in coming months for details. helped out in the booth. We signed up some Happy Motoring, new members on Friday and some current members stopped by just to say Hi and get reacquainted. Tom 4 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 201
Meeting Room By Fred Lewis Greetings for the final time in 2018, Old Man Winter is coming soon. Be sure that OPW Scholarship Annoucement your precious cars are prepared. Check the cooling system and battery. Also be sure that your car is The OPW Board has just approved an annual vermin proof. Those pesky mice love cotton padding, $500 Scholarship for children and grandchildren headliners, and electric wire coverings. of OPW members. The award will be presented A note on the 1915 Oakland Speedster on the at the 2019 Springfield Homecoming. back cover. Our local AACA region was invited to see a Contact Scholarship Chairman Harold Hankins fabulous car collection and this one of a kind Oakland For details and application forms was in the collection. I had to promise not to reveal OPW Scholarship Award Chair the location or the owner of the collection. c/o Harold Hankins AACA members are often treated to private collections 1408 Maria Lane not available to the general public. Just one of the perks of joining AACA Avon, IN 46123 When going over my Hershey photos I noticed [email protected] ******************************************* that the beautiful 1918 Scripps-Booth was owned by AACA also offers over $10,000 in Scholarships OPW Member Jeff Thomas of Port Tobacco, MD. I each year. The deadline for all scholarships has have been told but cannot confirm that Scripps-Booth been extended to December 1, 2018 due to lack used Oakland engines in some models. of applications. Your kid and grandkids should be Remember to order your 2019 OPW Calendar taking advantage of this FREE money. You can get more information by downloading the Speedster over half of them were sold at Hershey
It has been a great year for OPW. I appreciate all the cooperation I have received from you OPW Facebook Users the members of OPW and I ask you to keep it up. Oakland Pontiac Worldwide Meanwhile - Enjoy the Ride! Our new email for our Facebook account is now open. It is [email protected] . Fred Lewis OPW now has 15GB of Google Drive cloud space. Documents such as word, excel, pdf, and photos can now be stored on the cloud for safe keeping and easy access. 5 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 Calendar of Coming Activities
OPW Tour Calendar for Upcoming Events 2018 Pontiac Celebration Warwick, Rhode Island 2019 Regional Winter/Spring Tour- Lapeer,MI (Tom & Marti Meyer)
2019 Homecoming Tour - Springfield, Illinois (Fred & Marilyn Lewis)
2019 Regional Fall Tour - Indianapolis, IN (Harold & Linda Hankins) 2020 Regional Spring Tour- Iowa ( Lee & Janet Lautzenheiser) 2020 Homecoming Tour - Central Pennsylvania (Don & Carol Barlup 2019 AACA National Events 2019 February 7-9 Annual Meeting Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2019 February 21-23 Winter National Meet Ocala, Florida
2019 April 4-6 Southeastern Spring National Meet Charlotte, North Carolina
There were 253 Pontiacs registered for the Saturday 2019 April 29-May 1 Southwestern Divisional Tour event and another 150 cars of all makes and models North Carolina at the Friday meet and greet at the hotel. Our awards dinner was sold out with 200 guests. WE raised approximately $15,000 for our 2019 May 30 - June 1 Grand National Meet child hood cancer charities, bring our total Auburn, Indiana to date to over $50,000 . One of the largest Pontiac Events on the 2019 June 2-7 Founders Tour (1932-1994) East Coast. A great Fundraiser for Nebraska Childhood Cancer 6 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 0AKLAND-PONTIAC WORLDWIDE AACA REGION 2019 CALENDAR ONLY $13.00 This is a major fundraiser for our club and all proceeds go to offset newsletter printing cost and other club administrative operations. This year’s calendar features: Your new 2019 OPW Calendar features 19 members’ vehicles! Each month list National Holidays! Includes a monthly list of National AACA activities Highlights Car Tours and Shows of special interest to Oakland and Pontiac owners Includes a beautiful Centerfold of 8 vehicles suitable for framing These make excellent gifts for family members and friends! What a wonderful way to share your hobby with others! ONLY $13.00 Name __ ______ _Phone _ ______ Address______ CITY______State______ZIP____ Number Calendars Requested ______X $13.00 (shipping included ) Total $____ Make checks payable to : Oakland-Pontiac Worldwide
Mail to : John Armstrong ) ( Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery) 3520 Hatter Rd Lancaster,Lancaster, OHOH 43130 43130 7 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018
Time Flies
It is Time to RENEW YOUR Oakland Pontiac Worldwide Membership for 2019
Please update your information and send it along with your dues to Marilyn Lewis Annual Membership Dues, $25.00 for mailed Newsletters or $20.00 for Email Newsletters Lifetime Membership, $325 for Mailed Newsletters or $250.00 for Email Newsletters Make checks Payable to : Oakland Pontiac Worldwide Mail to: Marilyn Lewis 603 South Drive Marissa, Illinois 62257 It is also a good Idea to send in your AACA dues at the same time - Use address below * ***************************************************************** The Antique Automobile Club of America Make $40.00 Check Payable to AACA Mail to: Antique Automobile Club of America Please write your AACA 501 W. Governor Road Membership No. on your check P.O. Box 417 Hershey, PA 17033 Vintage Voice VolumeVintage Ten Voice Number Volume Four Ten Number Jul - Aug 2018
8 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 OPW Regional Fall Tour Then it was off to visit the Birthplace of Clark Gable and its by John Armstrong Museum located in Cadiz Ohio. Everything you wanted to OPW members braved the cold and rain to attend our fall know about one of America’s most famous actors was weekend Regional Tour. These small weekend tours are provided on a guided tour of the museum. We even had the a wonderful opportunity to interact with other members opportunityWelcome to be up close and Reception look inside Clarks beloved in your area. Ralph and Ellen Hamilton in the Saint powder blue Cadillac. Clairsville, Ohio area, hosted this year’s tour. Our first After a delicious lunch with homemade pie we drove to stop on Saturday was to the Franklin College Museum Flushing, Ohio, our final destination of the day. Flushing, located in the tiny village of New Athens, Ohio, with a located in the rural area of St Clairsville, is home of the little over 300 residences. Who would have thought this very small rural college, founded in 1825-1919, by a Underground Railroad Museum. Curator Dr. John S. Mattox Presbyterian with Abolitionist beliefs, would play such an greeted us with an interesting history of the Underground important role in American History. Franklin College Railroad. Saint Clairsville, located just a few miles west of would go on to graduate two Governors, eight US Wheeling, WV, was a historically important stop on the Senators, nine Congressman, the first African American Underground Railroad. With artifacts from those shameful graduate in Ohio and Ohio’s first three female medical days of American history, to the resolve of slaves to be free, doctors in addition to several graduates that played a prominent role in the American Civil War. the Museum informed and educated. The museum’s artifacts, Terry Paxton’s 1931 Oakland leads the lineup at the hotel publications and personal memorabilia, portrayed slavery and the journey of the Underground Railroad. It was a truly an enlightening museum experience.
Gloria Wheat sending a letter from the Franklin College Museum, New Athens, Ohio
Gloria Wheat sending a letter from the Franklin College Museum, New Athens, Ohio
Then it was off to visit the Birthplace of Clark Gable and its Museum located in Cadiz Ohio. Dr. Mattox telling stories about museum items. Then the sun finally broke on the horizon for a relaxing rural drive back to the hotel. After freshening-up we went for a delightful evening meal and more enjoyable camaraderie rounded out our tour day. Sunday began with a beautiful drive through the winding hills of Southern Ohio to Barnesville. Around the corner near downtown was a great opportunity to do some antique shopping. Several purchases were made before we headed out to another great lunch experience. It’s always great to get our old cars out on the road but unfortunately, like all good things; they must come to an end. It was truly a joy to meet new OPW members and renew the touring experience with old friends. Tom and Marti Meyer and John Calianno at the Thanks, Ralph and Ellen for a great time! Clark Gable Birthplace Museums. 9 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 Fall Regional Tour Photos 10 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 AACA 2018 Founders Tour Metropolis Illinois Metropolis was the home of the fictional hero Superman. The city has become a mecca for Superman fans. Metropolis abounds with Superman memorabilia for thousands of visitors each year. 2018 was the 31st year for the Founders Tour. All cars from 1932 to 1993 are eligible to participate. This year we traveled nearly 150 miles each day. We wound our way through the states of Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, and Tennessee.
2018 was the 31st Founders Tour Every morning the first stop was for donuts and coffee. At and OPW Members Cliff and Martha this stop just outside Paducah, we were treated to a wonderful Phipps received a special award for car and bicycle collection and interesting auto memorabilia attending ALL 31 Founders Tours Congratulations!!
Hopalong Cassidy Bicycle 11 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018
Bald Knob Cross of Peace at Alto Pass, Illinois After a short hike at the Garden of the Gods in the towering above the landscape at a over 111 feet, Shawnee National Forest we saw this majestic and visible for over 7,500 square miles, one of the view of Camel Rock carved out by Mother Nature largest crosses in the United States over the past 320 million years
A quick stop at the A few brave souls managed to Chocolate Factory climb Camel Rock
Cave-In-Rock where pirates waylaid boats coming down the Ohio River. If you recall the 60’s Disney TV ‘Davy Crocket’, Davy’s confrontations with pirate Mike Fink was filmed here.
Stop by the General Store 12 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 Hershey 2018
OPW Hershey Site - We signed up New Members, Sold a lot of 2019 Calendars, Sold parts for Members Served a free lunch on Friday and even had a famous auto collector stop by. You can see a U-Tube video of Jay Leno stopped behind our site in a Stanley by going to www.youtube.com /watch?v=5BphLRgCbbg There is a full array of Hershey videos in the AACA Speedster,( a free monthly online magazine.) Go to Antique Automobile Club of America < [email protected] > OPW Cars ON the Showfield
Jim Martin - 1926 Pontiac Huck & Sally Mundell 1934 Pontiac George Weaver - 1957 Pontiac ****************************************************************************************** More Pontiacs on the Showfield
1955 Convertible 1939 Convertible 1952 2 Dr Sedan 1934 4 Dr Sedan 13 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 More Photos from Hershey
Checker Cab Greyhound Senicruiser Ford Model B with Riley OHV
Some Very Big Luxury Cars
1937 V-16 Cadillac Lincoln V-12 Lincoln Dual Cowl Phaeton
Model A Cup Holder
Rolls Royce Silver Ghost With 10 note musical Exhaust Callopie
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Crosley Farm-O-Road 1917 Indiana Truck 14 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018
1928 GMC T-11 Deluxe Screen Body
Richard Seabury’s rare 1928 GMC/Pontiac truck is an interesting mix of GM components. Only about 3000 bodies were made by GMC in 1928. The T-11 was very similar to the 1928 Pontiac Deluxe Canopy Express
Only the radiator and shell were changed by GMC. Richard points out that GM utilized left over parts from several makes. The split head engine is Pontiac, the transmission is Chevrolet. The windshield is also
Chevrolet. The headlights seem to be 1924 Oakland (installed at the factory) and the wheels are Oakland 1932 Nash Convertible Sedan 1948 Nash Ambassador Sportsman Camper 15 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018
2018 Flathead Reunion - Ames Iowa
1908 Pope-Hartford
Can you name the year for these beautiful works of art on Pontiac hoods
This extremely rare Edmunds Six Cylinder Dual Carb Downtown Ames restaurant line up for dinner. Pontiac Intake Manifiold was one of the many parts Food is a major part of every Flathead Reunion brought to the Tech Seminar. and Ames had plenty to offer
Playboy Motor Car Corporation in Buffalo, New York established in 1947. The company only made 99 cars before going bankrupt in 1951.
This model had a hardtop which completely disappeared into the trunk. Perhaps this was an industry first? 16 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018
One of the highlights was a train ride through some wild country
Restored Coach in which we rode. Even train restorers need parts cars. Water tank for steam engines
At lunch the river was too fast for our boat trip, so Kurt Kurt explained the operation of the pulled out Plan B and gave us on a tour of his farm & shop Hi-tech equipment used on the farm
This is where Kurt Kelsey keeps his thousands of Pontiac parts Need a part for your Pontiac? Kurt probably has it 17 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Five Sep - Oct 2018 Erratica Ray Ellis was kind enough to point out some errors On page 10 & 11 in the last issue of Vintage Voice. Tech Tips He gave a lengthy explanation which I have shortened to save space. Some Alternate Shipping Methods for those precious parts you find far away across the country
There are some alternate ways other than Fed-Ex and UPS to ship those precious parts. It may not be as convenient with door to door service but often times it may be less expensive. These alternate shipping services may not be available in some areas of the country Did you ever consider a Greyhound Bus? The colour brochure photo is for 1928 Pontiac, not Contact Greyhound Express Services for 1926. So, this brochure is for the 'later' version of additional information on shipping. the 1928 Pontiac with the crossflow radiator, Also, 1928 Pontiac advertising did use the stylised Indian rug/beadwork motif as seen at the top of the ad..... How about Fastenal? They have a vast network of stores across the country. When their trucks supply their stores they often return empty. Your parts can be shipped in those empty trucks. Contact your local Fastenal store for details. Ed note: I have never used these services but have talked with people who have and were quite pleased.
Please help us help you! We are in need of more tech tips you have used or heard about to solve various issues you may have encountered. So please help us help our OPW members by sending me your tech tips. Also consider sending suggestions for future tech The photo labeled 1926 Pontiac assembly line is, I articles. The best club magazines are those that believe to be, a 1929 DeSoto - if there is no metal teach us something about our vehicles and help us panel alongside the chrome crankhole cover - go solve problems we encounter. Out of more than and check google for photos of 1929 DeSoto - 265 members only 8 have contributed to the quick they have this feature, and 12 spoke wood wheels, tech tip section. Send your tech tips to: and sweeping fenders... John Armstrong ED Note: Upon extreme enlargment the engines have 4 cylinders. Definitely not Oakland or Pontiac [email protected] But 1929 Desotos were 6 cylinder cars. The mystery or phone 614-316-6029 continues. 189 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Six Nov-Dec 2019 OPW Classified Oakland Parts Oakland Pontiac Worldwide Website For Sale: Running Board step plates. www.oaklandpontiacworldwide.com 10” X 10” X 1/4”. Cast aluminum step plates Member Ads will run for six issues with either the Oakland or Pontiac oval legend. Non-member Ads will run for three issue s Straight from foundry - will require cleaning, polishing and drilling. $110/pr + shipping. Be sure to send your ads to Vintage Voice Contact Ron Williams, 712-330-2207 for pics. (email: [email protected]) They will also be listed on the website. Ralph updates the website classified ads following each issue of Vintage Voice . Bob Roughton Collection 1930 Oakland Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan dual sidemounts, Grey with maroon fenders $16,000 1930 Oakland Phaeton Deluxe dual side mounts For Sale: 27-28 Oakland parts . Beautiful butterscotch color,Engine professionally rebuilt, Late 26.- early 27. : 1 pr front fenders & headlight AACA Senior with restoration by White Post Restorations, bar. Small dents, pitted & 1 apron tear. Good This unique vehicle is available ar asking price of $47,000 crowns, beads & repairable. $250 1926 Pontiac 6 Coupe - First year of the six cylinder. Both axles and springs and frame also available. Complete off-frame professional restoration. Engine rebuilt, Contact Ron Williams, 712-330-2207 correct Peter Pan Blue color. Junior & Senior AACA Awards. For Sale: 28 Oakland parts Driven 3,000 miles touring. $26,000. Late 28: complete hood. $100 Radiator shell w 1933 Pontiac 4 door sedan, dual sidemounts, emblem $100. Frt cowl assembly for sedan or coupe. Rebuilt straight 8, two tone green, new interion, AACA $100. 2 frt doors for 4 dr sedan. $200. Senior, professional restoration, asking $32,000 Several door interior trim pcs. Contact Ron Williams, 712-330-2207 for pics. 1921 Packard Touring Beautiful restoration, Grey with Black Fenders and red wire wheels, excellent 1910 - 1912 Model 25 or Model 24 Oakland Top & side curtains, seat bealts installed for touring. A Original front and rear fenders Original splash pans. Very striking Packard $39,000 Original gas tank All are in good condition no rust $500.00 for all, purchaser is responsible for shipping Sylvia Roughton ph: 757-641-6484 .Jim Cohen 4339 N. Sunrise Court Ozark, Missouri 65721 Phone: 417-860-1446 1929 Oakland Cabriolet Convertible email: [email protected] Very Rare Model, only two known 1930-32 Oakland, Pontiac V-8 data plates to exist. Complete car with extras, 31 Oakland hubcap skins 30-31 horn cover chromed & painted rust free but needs restored. $12,000 ph: 614-316-602 9 30-31 Oakland hubcap skins, chromed and painted' John Armstrong [email protected] 740-316-6029 1933 Pontiac Sport Coupe 32740 miles, rust thru 1929-31 Oakland Front Axle on fender at the tail lite & right fender under the rumble with brake drums & wood wheels (poor condition) Seat step plate Black Fenders& Martini Brown. New tires Ron Riem ph 269-476-2684 and battery $5,000 for engine, clean up, rewiring, hoses, gas tank sealing. Many accessory parts go with the car For Sale: 1929 Oakland Radiator including an original radio, trunk rack and trunk, plus others. I have for sale: Complete 29 Oakland radiator with shell, Original plaid interior This car should be enjoyed as is. grille, emblem in very good useable condition, for show-car It's too good to restore. $17,000. Call Roy La Barbera, needs rechrome. also have 1929-30 NOS rear fender, ph 908 459-4828: cell: 201 841 2664 head lamps, cowl lamps. Hans Peter Nielsen e mail: [email protected] 1 9 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Six Nov-Dec 2019 OAKLAND- PONTIAC Reproduction Parts NOS Pontiac Parts for sale New items - Front and Rear bumper bar Medallions NOS 510580 radiator support 48 all $100 for 1929-1930 Oakland, produced in polished NOS 497059 1935-36 6 cyl. crankshaft $250.00 stainless steel refer our website for photos and NOS 506232 crankshaft 37-42 Pont 8 cyl $300 pricing. Email for assistance Super nice 1936 radio face plate $100.00 Vintage and Classic Reproductions NOS 432S carb '39 8 cyl $175 NOS 505207 1941 8 cyl. Center grille emblem $40.00 P.O. Box 323 The Gap Brisbane Australia 4061 NOS 985658 1949-52 ash tray and floor lamp package $40.00 Email: [email protected] NOS 984443 1949-52 glove box lamp package $35.00 Web:- www.VintageandClassicReproductions.com NOS 984761 1949-52 under hood lamp package $100.00 FOR SALE: Reproduction 'Oakland' wire wheel nameplates : Excellent used 505089 gas tank 41-48 all ex wagon $250 Kurt Kelsey 641-648-9086 [email protected] (1) Budd wheel plate to suit late teens & early 20's models Please contact me for shipping prices. Thanks!! - etched aluminum plate as per original - $40.00 each For sale: Porcelain Pontiac Sign (2) Buffalo wheel plate to suit early 20's up to 1928 - 1929-30 Misc. Pontiac parts inquire with needs etched brass plate as per original - $35.00 each Mario Iasparo, Ph 917-881-1997 For Sale: 1958 Pontiac Parts Selling entire 25 year collection or individual parts, too numerous to list. No sheet metal. Contact Joe Gagliano at [email protected] or (330) 806-6084. For sale - 1940 Pontiac Model 2511, 6 cylinder 2 door sedan,not running, Contact John Armstrong 614-316-6029 very complete, needs total restoration. $1,600.00. Ralph Hamilton 740-391-3606 or Email [email protected] *6-17 [email protected].
Fender Covers: Dark blue border and Pontiac logo . L & W is 34 1/2" X 24 1/2", tool tray 5 1/8" wide. $30 ppd. Bill Harris, 7836 N. Gray Rd., Mooresville, IN 46158 (317) 839-1656. Pontiac Parts For Sale 1949-50 inside window trim for fastback model $50 1949-50 stainless side trim $15, for fastback model 1929 Bumper not original - fits Pontiac or Buick $40 1929 Pontiac Engine & Wheels 1915 Oakland Model 37 Delco 49 Bill Adams 336-243-1336 Starter/Generator unit very Rare only $600 Pontiac Parts John Armstrong 614-316-6029 32 Pontiac headlights with stands (pair), 32 dash panel [email protected] for a Pontiac or Oakland V8 (will not fit a Pontiac 6) The V8 is 2" wider, 36-38 Pontiac clock, 33 Pontiac air cleaner Parting out a 1940 Pontiac 32 Pontiac tag brackets (2) one has the emblem on it 37-38 Pontiac Master (standard) heater with defrost Model 2619, 6 cylinder 4 door sedan. 31-32 Brake and clutch pedal assembly (also fits 33 truck) Very very very rusty but does have some usable parts. Part #493886, 34 Headlight buckets only no lens or rings Let me know what you need and I will try to help you. 32 Pontiac and 32-33 GMC pistons and rods (one set) VGC Ralph Hamilton 740-391-3606 Side mount locks Jerry Curtis 704-263-9031 Days 704-263-8274 Evenings 20 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Six Nov-Dec 2019 Pontiac Parts For Sale Oakland Pontiac Parts Wanted 1950 Pontiac eight water pump $100.00 Backup light surrounds $60.00 Wanted For 1954 Pontiac NOS tail pipe extension $450.00 OBO Calvin High 717-951-7469 [email protected] Set of parking light (front) Lenses. NOS or mint units. For Sale: 1931 Pontiac bumpers $400 Box is not important but condition is. Dick Luckhaupt ph 614-279-6916 David Kasny Parting out 1929 Pontiac , Engine, Transmission, 845-765-7463 (est) S teering column incl wheel, Wood wheels and brake drum, Trunk deck, Rear roof and much more. Wanted 1932 Pontiac 6 parts call 9 to 9 EST Craig (Maryland). 443 904 4200. Rear springs (6 leaf) will buy one or a pair. Chrome For Sale: 1948 Pontiac Hood & Hood Hinges panel insert for the instrument gage cluster. Original crank hole cover Excellent condition $450 plus shipping. Joe Pirrone, 37067 Bald Eagle Ct., Dan Sobczyk @ 847-428-0247 Severance CO 80550-8425 [email protected]. Ph: 970-686-9291 Home 970-301-6997 Cell 1931 Pontiac Parts For Sale [email protected] 4 Shock absorbers, Front & rear Bumpers Ignition Coil with key switch on end Wanted for 1937 Pontiac Complete grill or parts 1932 radiator (chevy?) Wheeler Schebler Carb Model A Dar Pace email: [email protected] ph 305-442-0909 Stamped AZ44A,BRONZE Harrison heater model H91 with 6 volt fan, Perfection heater with 6 volt fan, Wanted: For 1929 Pontiac Coupe 6 volt Traveltone Radio #4394 Control mounts on Cover Plate over battery Steering column, 2 Trippe Lights with brackets, Charlie Huntington - 207-563-5824 Motors Auto Repair Manual 1935-51 (769 pages) [email protected] Ernest Leedom ph 717-776-3896 Wanted: 1932 Pontiac Fender Lights For Sale 1932 Pontiac headlight buckets Art Gerrard, Ph 902-436-4520 and trim rings. 1 pair of 10" McBeth Headlight Lens'. Email: art [email protected] These are the ones used in WWII and have green eyebrow tops to deflect the light downward at night Call for pricing 902-436-4520 Art Gerrard *8-5-16 Wanted: Hood Springs for 1940 Pontiac 6 cylinder 2 dr sedan PONTIAC PARTS FOR SALE : John Felder [email protected] 1936 Pontiac Flat Rate Book $25.00. 1940- 2519 - 4 dr. sedan Stainless steel trim $75.00 Wanted for 1953-54 Pontiac Catalina SD 1941-2511-2dr. sedan stainless steel trim $75.00 2 DR HARDTOP WINDOW CRANK-UP REGULATOR 1941 Pair tail lights assemblies $40.00 MECHANISM, DRIVER SIDE Call Dan 616-682-1337 Also need 2 NOS window crank Handles of high quality For Sale: NOS Fenders [email protected] 740-316-6029 These are all rears. $250 plus shipping 1941 26/28 series - left,1941 29 series right 1937 #500481 left, 1942-1947 25 series - left Charlie Huntington - 207-563-5824 Wanted for 1929 Oakland : [email protected] *8-4-16 1929 Luggage rack Contact Ian Nicholas, Australia, Parting out 57 and 58 Bonnevilles PH: Home: 03 5657 3371 or Mobile: 0472 696 984 call George Weaver at 717-354-5280 or email at [email protected] *6-17 21 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Six Nov-Dec 2019 Mel’s Leather & Horsehair Light Machine Work Black & Most Colors $4.25 sq. Ft. Mel Draper P.O. Box 179 Jeromesville, OH 44840 Ph 419-368-3226 Dove Manufacturing & Equipment Top Iron Brackets Wood Body Parts Lathe, Bridgeport, Surface Grinding Wood Steam Bent Bows Wood Steering Wheels CNC Machining Also Available John Calianno: Call anytime 810-523-5191 Wood Coil Boxes Brass and Aluminum Castings Email: [email protected] Manufacturer of Factory Original Woodgraining Equipment Do-It Yourself Kits Complete Paint System Training DVD’s Concours Quality Restoration Services 863-299-4494
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www.brillman.com John R. Brillman Antique Wiring Harness 2328 Pepper Road Cables Switches Connectors Mt. Jackson, VA 22842 All Electrical Needs Toll Free: 888-274-5562 Phone: 540-477-4112 Fax: 540-477-2980
If you’re thinking of buying an Antique Vehicle . Trivia Answer: It was a father-son relationship by looking at some pictures and a description . William S. Knudsen authorized the Silver Streak Don’t: This can be an expensive mistake which became a Pontiac icon for 21 years. Let an AACA experienced judge provide an comprehensive his son Bunkie Knudsen ordered the removal evaluation of all the major areas of your possible purchase. of the Silver Streak only days before the 1957 A written report and photos of the vehicle will be sent to you. production deadline. The Silver Streak appeared I provide service throughout the continental USA. on some pre-production 1957 Pontiacs. Bunkie For additional information contact: was quoted as saying “dad put it on in 1935 and I Daniel A. Sobczyk 847-977-0595 never liked it - TAKE IT OFF!” And Bunkie went on Email: [email protected] to make Pontiac a performance star of the 1960’s 22 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Six Nov-Dec 2019
Oakland-Pontiac Worldwide AACA Region Application for Membership
Membership in the Oakland-Pontiac Worldwide Region is open to anyone who supports the restoration, preservation and enjoyment of Oakland & Pontiac vehicles, 1908-1958. You need not own an Oakland or Pontiac to enjoy the benefits of membership. Dues are paid annually in January of each year. The Vintage Voice Newsletter Notice is automatically sent to your email address and may be accessed on our website , www.oaklandpontiacworldwide.com Membership in the Antique Automobile Club of America is required and can be obtained by calling 717-534-1910 or www.aaca.org . Upon completing this form you must notify the OPW Treasurer of your AACA membership number within thirty days. Thank you for joining the Oakland-Pontiac Worldwide Region.
Date______AACA Number______OPW Number______ Name______Spouse______ Address______ City______State______Zip______ E-Mail______Phone______ Oakland Cars Year____ Model______Year____ Model______ Pontiac Cars Year____ Model______Year____ Model______ Do you wish to be listed in the Membership Directory? Y____ N____ Annual Membership Dues, $25.00 for mailed Newsletters or $20.00 for Email Newsletters Lifetime Membership, $325 for Mailed Newsletters or $250.00 for Electronic Newsletters Make checks Payable to: Oakland Pontiac Worldwide Mail to: Marilyn Lewis 603 South Drive Marissa, Illinois 62257 Email: [email protected]
Please update your information and send it along with your dues to Marilyn Lewis The Antique Automobile Club of America America’s Oldest and Largest Automotive Historical Society Ownership of an automobile is not a prerequisite of membership Name (last) ______ (first) ______ (spouse) ______ _(date) ______ Address ______ City ______State ______Zip ______ Signature ______E-Mail ______Phone ______ Make $40.00 Check Payable to AACA Mail to: Antique Automobile Club of America 501 W. Governor Road P.O. Box 417 Hershey, PA 17033 23 Vintage Voice Volume Ten Number Six Nov-Dec 2019 Quality Pontiac Parts C alifornia P ontiac R estoration Pontiac & Oakland parts from 1926 & up, Specializing in NOS & Reproduction
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