Swanson Motor to Display 1953 Pontiac Saturday
Swanson Motor Company announces a 1953 Pontiac display this Saturday in this city. The article highlights Pontiac’s 1958 lineup with new bodies, larger wheelbase, and safety and vision upgrades including wraparound rear windows and advanced engineering features.
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Swanson Motor Company
Pontiac
General Motors
Pontiac Motor Division
Tian
Robert M. Critchftield
Critchfield
New Dual-Streak Pontiacs Announced for 1953
Announcement outlines longer wheel base and larger interior for two and four door sedans with increased rear knee room rear seat cushions and hip room plus hat room. Accelerator pedal repositioning provides more leg room and adjustable front seats for enhanced driver comfort amid further developments.
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Alao
Interior luxury revamp for deluxe Pontiac models
The article details a premium interior featuring beaded nylon upholstery and wool broadcloth, with chrome trim. It notes a redesigned bumper, larger radiator grille, mid‑grille Indian head medallion, redesigned parking lamps, and new, dimmable green anti glare lighting for controls. Front ventipanes are crank operated and an improved instrument panel enhances visibility and operation.
Wrecks Struck Konczyk Twice Near Bound Brook
William Konczyk’s car was wrecked twice in six months on Woweler Avenue near Bound Brook New Jersey by Central Railroad of New Jersey trains. He escaped unhurt both times. In the latest incident his car stalled on the tracks and was struck by an eastbound train, thrown onto the westbound tracks where he leaped to safety as a second train crushed the vehicle.
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Bound Brook
N. J
William Koenczyk
Woweler Avenue
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Konczyk
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