Local Pontiac Dealers Show New Look 1949 Model
Stewart and Crone of Washington unveil the 1949 Pontiac Silver Streak with wider doors, improved visibility, Center Poised Seating, and Travelux Ride. They note a complete parts department within 50 miles and a modern body shop as they prepare a Feb 1 public showing. Aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss flew from Albany to New York City in 1910.
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Warren Stewart
Raymond
Ike
Pontiac
Stewart & Crone
Outine
Washington
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Pontine
Buick
Alway
Vonuae
Pontiac Motor Division
Amelia
Glenn H. Curtis
Hammondsport
N.Y
Albany
New York City
Pontiac 1949 Liv er Streaks Poised for Strong Year
J W Ward Pontiac general sales manager reports continued high demand and sales momentum as 1949 models begin production. He notes 1948 sales of 245 419 and expects the year to surpass that figure with expanded factory capacity and improved styling and mechanicals boosting appeal. First deliveries slated for February with substantial production already underway at the plant.
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J. W. Ward
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Ward
America
Pontiac Engineers Tackle TV Interference From Automotive Sparks
Pontiac Motor Division engineers, also video enthusiasts, devised a fix to reduce spark wire length by placing the ignition coil on the engine. This cut 75 percent of impulse length, greatly reducing television distortion when cars pass by, a feature touted as proof the car is a Pontiac. Also notes cotton season pricing and pruning guidance for fruit trees to be done after leaves shed but before sap rise.
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Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Pontiac Reveals New 1949 Lineup With Two Fresh Looks
Pontiac Motor Division unveils two major 1949 model lines, the Streamliner and Chieftain, featuring a 120 inch wheelbase, extensive glass area, and redesigned interiors. The Torpedo line is discontinued, while interiors emphasize elegant simplicity and safety with updated seating, frames, and suspension.
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Pontiac
Harry J. Klingter
Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
Klingier
Pontiac Offers Deluxe Convertible and Kedandeiery Wagons
The article notes options for Pontiac models including deluxe equipment convertible and Kedandeiery wagon. Buyers can choose between small steel and wood-and-steel coaches, with 6.5 to 8 cylinder engines and standard head compression. Hydra-Matic was popular, with 75 percent of 1948 Pontiacs ordered with it. Pontiac will continue to offer optional race packages.
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