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Ok, here's a question to all the GM experts out there...... Will the fender skirts on the 1950 Oldsmobile sedan.. fit a 1950 Pontiac Silver Streak???

LOL... i's a Ausy term to "Have A Good day".... We also call every one .....MATE!!

Hi everyone, I am looking for a set of fender skirts for my 1950 Pontiac silver streak... any clues out there ....to find a set?

Just had an email from "Big Jim fenders" to say that the Chev wont fit... waiting to see if they stock the 1950 Pontiac skirts... What we call in Australia... Spats!! So ....G.day mate to you all and have a bonza day..LOL

Just had a look at the site, I have emailed him previously.. waiting for response... thanks again

You are a great help.. thanks for the report, just had a look at the site, I have emailed him previously.. waiting for response... We are heading to Canada in 2019 for holiday...... Cheers Russ

Hi All, Hoping someone will be able to put me on to someone with "fender skirts" for sale ,..... (what we call in Australia)... "Spats" for the rear wheel arch of my 1950 Pontiac Silver Streak..

I'm told up to 52 will fit...... Its a long way to get it wrong... But thanks for thinking of me Cheers Russ

That's what I like about this site...you get good advise. Thanks again Pontiac 1953... I have contacted a few people in the USA for leads on the skirts... All good cheers Russ

OK thanks for the reply, BUT are they the same size?... its long way to get it wrong!!.... Cheers Russ

I am looking for a contact to supply "new or reco" front end parts fro my 1950 Pontiac silver streak (right hand drive) parts like idler arm and tie rod arm Any help would be great... The car is located in Australia Regards Russ

Thank you for the advise, I will follow up, coming over to Canada in 2019... Looking forward to that trip.. Cheers Russ.

Thank you for the advise, I will follow up, coming over to Canada in 2019... Looking forward to that trip.. Cheers Russ.

Thanks for the advise Dave... great forum this group... I will follow up

Hi everone, I am having problems in finding a replacement 6 volt twin contact single filament globe for the dome light for my 1950 Pontiac Silver Streak in Australia, any clues in the USA or Canada?

Should say the site for the mats are standoutmats.com.au

Hi everyone, I have just joined the group, I am from Australia, I have just bought a one family owned 1950 Pontiac Silver Streak, it's a "GMH" General Motors Holden built body, the chassis and all the running gear imported from the USA. this car is my third Pontiac 167 off the line out of 341 built in Australia in 1950. The car has been worked on over the years and maintained to a tee.. just love the car.. You can see it on youtube .. type in .. Driving in Paynesville. My home town, other pictures in the gallery.. This forum site is very good, so much help when I need contacts for part. , forgot to mention the mats ... amazing

Wonderful story, thanks for sharing ... I remember working with my dad on his and mine old A model's old cars too... Treasured memories eh .... thanks thanks to Reid "Tinindian" Pearce for all the help he give to all, on this great forum... Cheers Russ

Our local rat rods in Gippsland Victoria... we have our share

Pictures from the start of the project (barn find) and the finished restoration...of "Daisy"

Hi everyone, I am a new member and I thought I would share pictures of the "1950 Pontiac Silver streak" I have just bought home, one family owner since new. (its my third Pontiac) I have all the original paper work from the dealer including the receipts and hand book workshop book, so happy to get this car..., I am looking for a company that sells decals , I need the decals for the engine bay for a start, the air cleaner sign is a tad faded, I live in country Victoria in Australia, hope someone can help find what I am looking for, I have just fitted the wheel trims and the whitewalls, waiting on custom made venetian for the rear window... that will do it fro now, a visor and spats for the the rear wheels would be good too Cheers Russ

The secret is in the saw that cut the 34 degree angle on the supports on the venetian.. It pays to have friends with good power tools.. He will be rewarded in red wine. Lots of it LOL