1933 Pontiac 8

For sale in our St. Louis Showroom is a 1933 Pontiac Series 601 2 Door Sedan. Pontiac was introduced by General Motors in 1926 and was to be the companion to GM’s Oakland Division, which GM purchased in 1909. Shortly after in was introduced, Pontiac began outselling Oakland, and Pontiac became the only companion marque to outlive its parent company, as the last of the Oaklands rode off the assembly line in 1932. By 1933 Pontiac was producing the least expensive cars equipped with straight eight engines. They were able to keep cost down by using the body and other parts from a 6-cylinder Chevrolet Master. To differentiate it, they installed the “Silver Streak,” a large chrome strip running down the center of the hood. The 3.7L, 233 CID straight eight-cylinder engines produced 77 horsepower and had a maximum speed of 78 miles per hour. A 3-speed manual transmission transfers those 77 horses to the rear end and to the pavement via the wide white wall bias ply tires. The beige cloth upholstery is in very good condition, with very little use since it was installed. The body is finished in gloss red and the fenders in gloss black. This is a sharp looking Pontiac that runs and drives wonderfully. The odometer reads 5,480, the actual mileage is unknown, and there are approximately 2,300 miles on the car since the restoration was complete. Options for this 1933 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan include: Cloth Interior, Wide White Wall Bias Ply Tires, and Wire Wheels with Hub Caps. If you are tired of seeing Ford Model A’s and Chevrolet Master’s at our local show, spice things up a bit with this beautiful 33’ Pontiac. To view this 1933 Pontiac Series 601 2 Door Sedan in greater detail, including HD pictures and an HD video, visit www.GatewayClassicCars.com or our St. Louis Showroom. For more information please call 618-271-3000 or email