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I wasn't around in any of these years, but from what I can find, Pontiac only made trucks in 1926, 27, 28 and 1949 thru 1953.
Of these years,
1949 - 53 only a Sedan Delivery truck
1926 - 28 had panel and sedan delivery
1928 was the only year that offered a 1/2 ton pickup
Of these years,
1949 - 53 only a Sedan Delivery truck
1926 - 28 had panel and sedan delivery
1928 was the only year that offered a 1/2 ton pickup
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I don't remember the pick ups but my dad had a station wagon where the chief Pontiac hood ornament lit up. It was one from the early 50's. I was quite young around 5 or 6 yrs old. It somewhat resembled the Chevy wagons but of course they did'nt have that hood ornament. I also remember when he rebuilt the engine in the garage. 
I don't think he was too happy about that, yet he bought a Catalina in 1964. That was a good car. Fast.
I took my drivers test in 1967 in that one.
I don't think he was too happy about that, yet he bought a Catalina in 1964. That was a good car. Fast.
I took my drivers test in 1967 in that one.
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Pontiac trucks had very expensive repair parts. Now Chevrolet S-10 has free parts. You just find someone that has the make and model you have and follow them until the part you want falls off 
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>does anyone remember when pontiac made a truck? with that
>flying lighted hood ornament.....
This may be the origin of why GMC trucks today are often sold through Pontiac dealers.
INLINE SIX POWER!
'95 F150 XL
300 Cubic Inches of Low RPM Truck Torque! And twin-I-beams too!
"Drive a stick young man! There'll be time for automatics when you're old and unable."
>flying lighted hood ornament.....
This may be the origin of why GMC trucks today are often sold through Pontiac dealers.
INLINE SIX POWER!
'95 F150 XL300 Cubic Inches of Low RPM Truck Torque! And twin-I-beams too!
"Drive a stick young man! There'll be time for automatics when you're old and unable."
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