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PONTIAC 1957 CANADIAN


hello i want to restore my pontiac i would like some opinions and i want to get many parts but firstable suspenssion and steering and some dorrs and hood...i am from EL SALVADOR

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SOMEONE KNOW any website for parts sale for pontiac 1957 4 doors laurethian :)

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Welcome   to the Canadian Poncho website     

You show (list) your car as a Laurentian, which is Canadian built   

The "secret" wink  to getting suspension and steering parts is to ask your

parts supplier in EL SALVADOR for 1957 CHEVROLET  parts   

Do not ask for Pontiac no



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427carl wrote:

Welcome   to the Canadian Poncho website     

You show (list) your car as a Laurentian, which is Canadian built   

The "secret" wink  to getting suspension and steering parts is to ask your

parts supplier in EL SALVADOR for 1957 CHEVROLET  parts   

Do not ask for Pontiac no


427 Carl's is correct, if you ask for Pontiac, the parts man will be looking at US built Pontiacs & they are NOT the same!!! Everything under the car is CHEVY on Canadian built Pontiac, ie, frame, suspension, steering, rear end, brakes etc. The WB [wheel base] is shorter than US  & some of the body parts will NOT exchange either!!! 



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Furthermore, there is a very large offering of 1957 Chevrolet parts available, including complete suspension and steering parts. The doors are the same too, unfortunately your hood is unique, obviously different from Chevy and even though it looks similar, the 1957 USA Pontiac hood will not fit.

Dave

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