[ghost28]

 I couldn't figure out how to post the link, but if someone want to look this up in colorado and post the link.

http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/5128685137.html
 
I think this is it.

 for sale
 Extremely RARE 1930 Pontiac Roadster (Lakewood)
 I have pretty much all the parts you need here to build a 1930 Pontiac roadster, the only parts missing is the rumble lid and hood, these are extremely rare and has been in storage for about 50 years so the parts are in pretty good shape, would make a excellent streetrod project or rat rod project, it's definitely something hard to find so why not build a streetrod that no one else has? If interested please let me know

Iam asking $3850 but willing to take other offers under consideration as long as it's somewhat close to what I want

   


 

[ghost28]

The guy has a couple of other adds in regards to a 32 chevy sedan, and a ton of parts add.

[sixball]

That's a lot of money but it looks like it is all in really good condition. I payed $600 for my '26 Chevy 20 years ago and it's just the body. I've never seen a better one. This is the only Pontiac roadster I can remember seeing. It would make a nice car.

[TFoch]

That would make a cool hot rod!  That's about what I started with for my 33.

[madmike3434]

If the Pontiac body is anything like the Chevrolet roadsters, the body would be supplied by an outside source to pontiac-------specifically roadster and tourings.  That rumble seat lid would be common to roadsters only as most likely a coupe with rumble seat would be different.

on 34-35 chev roadsters with rumble seat the dimensions from the fisher body coupes is way different, like 2" narrower to start.

A Pontiac roadster street rod would be a very rare bird indeed.  The hood off any 30 Pontiac will fit.

mike 

[chopper526]

That would be, I think, a one-of-a-kind build, and I know a few guys on RBT who would have no problem fabricating a trunk lid.

[28chevyguy]

thanks ,  im going to get my jaw fixed now !   

[62131]

He does have some good parts for sale,