Featured Projects New to me ‘49 Pontiac Coupe

Not nearly as many Pontiac club coupes seen as the Chevy models. Mighty fine car. Great purchase.

 

Yep….
It’s either a microscopic view of the windshield wiper or 300 yards away. It seems there’s no in between.
Where’s Waldo?
Yep that’s a car.

 

I am envious! My 50 Streamliner is just sitting in the corner of my shop waiting for me to either start on it or sell it.

 

@ClutchDumpinDan congrats on your beautiful Pontiac! Great pic in front of Carl's! Enjoy your new ride!!

 

Good thing they don't or we couldn't find the bargains like this one.

 

Please take my money sir!
ha,ha

envious, I am

 

Boy that’s a nice example of a great looking car that you seldom see these days.
I’ve seen a few ‘49-‘50 Olds and Pontiac coupes pop up for sale recently for very attractive prices. I’ve always wanted one but I haven’t got the room to add another car to the fleet. Oh well….

 

Very nice! Doesn't need a thing!

 

Super looking coupe - miles of smiles coming your way!

 

If you think engines down the road stay with a Pontiac. Suprising the mid 60’s 326-350’s were excellant and lot lighter than the other V8 of the early V8’s. Having a “business coupe” is way better that the sedan.

 

Nice I have been looking for one!

 

“A clean car is 80% sold.”

 

......Excellent point.

 

There is much truth to the lack of marketing skills comments in many sales ads.
In this case, as in many others, the widow of the cars owner had no idea how or where to begin when dealing with her husbands collection after his sudden death and relied on the help of others to do what she could.
Dan found a gem and met a great guy trying to do what he could to help someone out.
Great lesson for us all to share the great gift of knowledge and networking we have here thanks to Ryan with those in need of help.
Merry Christmas Guys!
Tim

 

What a fab ride! Congrats! I mourn ever selling ny, 49 Olds coupe!

 

Very nice! Color me jealous on such a clean example!

Phil

 

"business coupes" are low price, low trim models.. for GM anyways. they would have no side trim, the lower quarter trim would be rubber rather than chrome, the bumpers would not have the extra chrome piece on the corners and there would be no back seat.