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RE: 1939 pontiac rearend


From whati can find. It looks like my rearend may be the same as a 1939 0ldsmbile. It looks the same with coil sprind and open driveline. Does anyone know if they make different gears for a 1939 oldsmobile?

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Some years ago I rebuilt a 39 canadian Pontiac, I don't remember the series #, but it has a valve in head engine, straight axle in front and closed drive line. Anyway the drive train was like a chevy (with slight modification to the engine), with leaf spring in the rear, no coilconfuse

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The imported pontiacs of 39 had leafs according to my GM parts book

 





with overhead engine?

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imported ones list a 6 or 8 "L" Head

 



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IF I'm not mistaken this is a Pontiac Arrow the Second year they made these cars in Canada with the 224 engine. The L head was reintroduced back into Canadian cars in 1941 to 1954. I get the feeling these cars are chvy chassis cars, but with this type of open driveline. These years are a bit confusing to me, in 39 the Special became the Arrow and the Deluxe became the first Chieftan 6. Now the Chieftan 6 had a 224 I believe, but was a US chassis car. These years to me are hard because things then seem to change from year to year so much.

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Ok reading back on Stephenzone's finding that the 25-19 is a Chieftan 6 , than that would be the US chassis car and that would explain the open driveline? Looking at the picture I thought it looked like a Chevy chassis car.
By the way that is one Beautifull car you have, sure is one excellent example of a rare 30's Canadian Pontiac!

-- Edited by Rolilk on Wednesday 3rd of November 2010 08:41:43 PM

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mech data from parts book



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Rolilk wrote:

Ok reading back on Stephenzone's finding that the 25-19 is a Chieftan 6 , than that would be the US chassis car and that would explain the open driveline? Looking at the picture I thought it looked like a Chevy chassis car.
By the way that is one Beautifull car you have, sure is one excellent example of a rare 30's Canadian Pontiac!

-- Edited by Rolilk on Wednesday 3rd of November 2010 08:41:43 PM

It looks like a chevy body to me as well, as it has the door hinges exposed the same as the chevy body? But the frame and suspension confuses me? It is an X frame unlike the chevy??


 



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Rolilk wrote:

Ok reading back on Stephenzone's finding that the 25-19 is a Chieftan 6 , than that would be the US chassis car and that would explain the open driveline? Looking at the picture I thought it looked like a Chevy chassis car.
By the way that is one Beautifull car you have, sure is one excellent example of a rare 30's Canadian Pontiac!

-- Edited by Rolilk on Wednesday 3rd of November 2010 08:41:43 PM

Oh and thanks for the compliments on the car.smile


 



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Hi: I own a 1939 Pontiac, same colour as yours. (repainted) vin#9221102453. It has leaf springs front and back with a covered drive line and solid straight front axle.  Can,t post pictures yet! Still trying to change the flashing clock on the VCR. lol  Les

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Hi: I own a 1939 Pontiac, same colour as yours. (repainted) vin#9221102453. It has leaf springs front and back with a covered drive line and solid straight front axle.  Can,t post pictures yet! Still trying to change the flashing clock on the VCR. lol  Les



Let me know when you get a couple pictures. I would love to see it.

 



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Still trying to change the "flashing clock" on the VCR. lol  Les




Depending on the color of the clock,   electrical tape works for me..



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