Looking for a temperature sender for 1950 Pontiac 6 cylinder 6 volts I believe the factory # 1512015 
Thanks

I have a 1950 streamliner 6 cylinder standard transmission, the left rear motor mount was bad so, I replace all 3 mounts figuring it was the right thing to do.  Now I have a vibration that I never had before.  I added some rubber under the rear mounts its better but you can feel it in the steering column and turn signal switch handle.  Any clues 

Thanks 
Mike

Pontiac Sales Blueprint - P.S.B. to dealers announcing new spring colors for 1958 Pontiacs available April 15, 1958.

   

Pontiac Motor Division - 1955 Pontiac Color and Trim Chart No. 3 effective March 15, 1955 

   

   

I picked this up a couple years ago, it was on its way to be crushed. Saved it, its got no title at the moment. I got it running, all the lights and gauges work, with the exception of the radio and clock. I rebuilt the master cylinder, replaced the wheel cylinders and some lines. She runs and stops. Has virtually no floors in the front and thin ones in the back. Seat bracket is messed up, also the under seat rad leaked so it was deleted. Picked up an old set of Craiger's with decent tires, albeit they are a tad too short. She had a respray sometime back in its past. We affectionately call it Rusty.

Looking to get the paperwork done to get titled, but here in NJ its a monumental task.

I have some old door skin material I am going to use to patch floors and get her back to driving around town.

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1953-54 Pontiac Production Numbers

(Six & Eight Cylinder – Transmission Breakdown)

• Standard Transmission: 33,705
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 4,507
  
• Powerglide Transmission: 702
  
• Total Produced: 38,914
  

• Standard Transmission: 68,565
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 293,343
  
• Powerglide Transmission: 17,797
  
• Total Produced: 379,705
  

• Standard Transmission: 19,666
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 3,004
  
• Total Produced: 22,670
  

• Standard Transmission: 29,906
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 120,080
  
• Total Produced: 149,986
  

• Standard Transmission: 571
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 114,517
  
• Total Produced: 115,088
  

1949–1952 Pontiac Production Numbers

(Six & Eight Cylinder – Transmission Breakdown)

• Standard Transmission: 40,139
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 29,515
  
• Total Produced: 69,654
  

• Standard Transmission: 60,716
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 174,449
  
• Total Produced: 235,165
  

• Standard Transmission: 90,612
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 24,930
  
• Total Produced: 115,542
  

• Standard Transmission: 67,699
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 263,188
  
• Total Produced: 330,887
  

• Standard Transmission: 43,553
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 10,195
  
• Total Produced: 53,748
  

• Standard Transmission: 64,424
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 251,987
  
• Total Produced: 316,411
  

• Standard Transmission: 15,582
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 4,227
  
• Total Produced: 19,809
  

• Standard Transmission: 32,962
  
• Hydramatic Transmission: 218,602
  
• Total Produced: 251,564
  

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Hi all im looking for front center windshield connector trim for belt line 49 Pontiac

thanks Fazio

Larry at PontiacRegistry.com sent me this 1956 Pontiac Drivers Report to share here.


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