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Step back in time with the timeless elegance of the 1940 Pontiac 4-Door Sedan. This restored vintage gem has been upgraded with modern features, offering a great blend of classic style and contemporary convenience. Under the hood of this stunning Pontiac lies a tuned port injection engine, combining the nostalgia of the past with the performance of today. Paired with an automatic transmission, every drive is smooth and effortless, allowing you to fully enjoy the open road. This 1940 Pontiac Sedan is equipped with power brakes and power steering, providing precise control and effortless maneuverability. Add to that the comfort of an air conditioning system, ensuring a pleasant and enjoyable ride, no matter the weather. The exterior boasts a striking grey metallic paint job, highlighting the car's timeless curves and lines. Complementing the exterior is a tastefully upholstered tan interior, providing a warm and inviting ambiance. This classic Pontiac...

This professionally street rod was built in California and has been in this area for the last five years. This Pontiac is very well done and no detail was spared right down to the embroidered seats. The exterior is Jet Black and the paint is in very good condition. The seats are a gorgeous tan with the logos embroidered into the seats. The power is being supplied by a 350 CI V8 mated to a 700r4 overdrive transmission that makes this car fun to cruise on a back road or down the highway. The rear end is a 9-ich Ford with posi-traction. The Camaro front end and Currie axels make this car ride like a dream. Options on this 1940 Pontiac Coupe Deluxe include: AC, AM/FM radio, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Seats,...

Pontiac first unveiled the Pontiac 6 in 1926, just a few years before the Great Depression. The 6 was designed to help fill price gaps formed from their other brands such as Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile, and Chevrolet. This model is from '38 and she is a beauty. The red exterior paint is in nice shape, especially for being near a believed 30-year-old build. Inside you'll find tan Leather seats in good order and the red paint extends to the dash for continuity. Put the key in the ignition, give her a twist and the 350ci V8 under the hood rumbles to life with a great exhaust note! Seriously one of the greatest sounding small blocks I've heard in a while. Power runs down though a 3-Speed Automatic Transmission. She runs and drives out very well. Current owner has had her for over 5 years,...

This is a tasty example of the Nova-s badge-engineered Canadian cousin, a -67 Acadian Canso. Acadians were marketed by Pontiac dealers in Canada. Technically, they were not Pontiacs but a separate brand, though they shared some styling cues with Pontiacs of the era, for example the bifurcated grille. Acadians were never terribly common even north of the border, their annual production running in the piddling low thousands or even less. The brand existed for only a few years-from 1962 to 1971, when GM of Canada pulled the plug. After that, Pontiac-badged Nova-s were sold under the Ventura II name, just as they were in the USA. The current owner purchased this beauty out of Red Deer Alberta Canada in 2007 and has only needed to maintain it. Being a bit of a Nova fanatic, he was drawn to the unique styling and rarity of this show piece. Completely restored from the ground up, the deep candy apple red paint just gleams. Under the hood, the original 283 has been upgraded to a 327 with L79 specs and dressed out with tons of chrome. Even the underside of the Acadian sports more chrome and stainless, which is why this car sows so...

New features for 1937 were wider windshields, higher rooflines, and the headlights were mounted on the front fenders. A distinct feature on the six-cylinder was a flat, solid Indian head mounted on the front bumper. The 1937 Deluxe Six was marketed as 'Americas Finest Low-Priced Car' with almost 179,000 units sold. This 1937 Pontiac Deluxe is painted in forest green accented with an ever popular horizontally oriented grille. A set of chrome wheels mounted on BF Goodrich raised white letter tires gives this Pontiac an aggressive look. The gray cloth...