1939 pontiac

[pontiac39 10]

Was wondering if anybody out there knows of reproduction parts being made for 39 pontiacs, also info on decoding trim tag on firewall, thanks

[Pete Woodruff 0]

Very little is being reproduced for flathead-era Pontiacs, nearly all of which is mechanical parts. What are you looking for?

It will be much easier to decode your trim tag if you give us the numbers on it, as opposed to listing all of the possible combinations. There are no production numbers for the various body styles, only total production numbers for bodies and engines.

[51c8Joe 1]

California Pontiac Restorations has a lot of body and trim parts for 26 to 58 cars. Get a catalogue from them at Pontiac Parts and Pontiac Auto Parts - California Pontiac Restoration, you'll find lots of stuff from body parts to weatherstripping.

Joe

[pontiac39 10]

Body# 2994

Style# 33-2527B

Trim# 70-1V

Paint# 51D Would appreciate any info on these numbers off the firewall trim tag, Thanks

[pontiac39 10]

Really want to know if the the rear roll pans that I see for sale for 39 chevy's would work on my 39 pontiac, it needs to be replaced.

[Pete Woodruff 0]

The first two digits of the Style No should be the same as the model year, 2527B is the Business coupe. The 25 series were six cylinder only and based upon the Fisher A-body shared with Chevrolet. It is likely that the rear roll pans you reference would fit your Pontiac.

The paint code is Baffin Bay Blue Metallic, the D suffix indicates that your car's fenders were painted to match the body. The body stripe is Argent Silver and the wheels were also body color. The interior trim was likely to be mohair, but I will have to do some digging to give you the correct name and color. A quick check of my parts book showed only one available upholstery number for the series 25 business coupe.

I will be away until early next week, so you won't hear from me before then.

[poci1957 235]

Hello pontiac39, Pete has given you some good info but it is not certain that roll pan would fit, although it would probably be close enough to modify to fit. Here is what to look for:

Note that GM cars were essentially built in two halves--Fisher Body built the body and the car division built the frame and running gear and sourced the front sheetmetal, fenders and running boards, etc. It is well known that Fisher Bodies were used by multiple divisions and had some interchange, so an A body Chevy and Pontiac often share doors, roof and glass parts and related hardware and trim. This is very helpful to Pontiac people. BUT since the frame was different anything related to connecting the body to the frame is likely different. Often close in shape and size, but not necessarily the same. Sometimes can be modified to fit, but just be aware it is not likely identical. Good luck, Todd C

[pontiac39 10]

The first two digits of the Style No should be the same as the model year, 2527B is the Business coupe. The 25 series were six cylinder only and based upon the Fisher A-body shared with Chevrolet. It is likely that the rear roll pans you reference would fit your Pontiac.

The paint code is Baffin Bay Blue Metallic, the D suffix indicates that your car's fenders were painted to match the body. The body stripe is Argent Silver and the wheels were also body color. The interior trim was likely to be mohair, but I will have to do some digging to give you the correct name and color. A quick check of my parts book showed only one available upholstery number for the series 25 business coupe.

I will be away until early next week, so you won't hear from me before then.

Really appreciate all the info, seems as if pontiacs of this era are fairly rare, Thanks Pete!

[pontiac39 10]

Hello pontiac39, Pete has given you some good info but it is not certain that roll pan would fit, although it would probably be close enough to modify to fit. Here is what to look for:

Note that GM cars were essentially built in two halves--Fisher Body built the body and the car division built the frame and running gear and sourced the front sheetmetal, fenders and running boards, etc. It is well known that Fisher Bodies were used by multiple divisions and had some interchange, so an A body Chevy and Pontiac often share doors, roof and glass parts and related hardware and trim. This is very helpful to Pontiac people. BUT since the frame was different anything related to connecting the body to the frame is likely different. Often close in shape and size, but not necessarily the same. Sometimes can be modified to fit, but just be aware it is not likely identical. Good luck, Todd C

Thanks Todd, really appreciate all the helpp I have had on this site, thanks again!

[pontiac39 10]

Any body know of companies out there that would make a front fender bra/bugscreen for my 39 pontiac coupe, thanks

[everette.net 0]

I have a Pontiac 1939 delux six complete except I have no doors no trunk lid no running boards and no front lights . motor transmission and drive train is complete. one front fender is  slightly bent .no rust on any of the body. any and all help appreciated.