1946

This 1946 Pontiac Streamliner station wagon is finished in black with two-tone wood paneling over brown, and it is powered by 249ci straight-eight mated to a column-shift three-speed manual transmission. Features include a black vinyl roof cover, a ribbed wooden headliner, front fog lamps, a split tailgate, and an AM radio. The car was acquired by the selling dealer in 2018, and recent service included replacing the battery. This Pontiac Streamliner station wagon is now offered in Arizona with a clean California title. The wagon body consists of wood paneling, black-painted fenders with horizontal red accent stripes, and a black vinyl roof cover. Features include a three-bar front grille, a “Chief Pontiac” hood ornament, front fog lamps, and chrome bumpers with overriders. The condition of the wood paneling is shown close up in gallery below. Red-painted steel wheels feature chrome covers and trim rings and are mounted with wide-whitewall tires all around. The interior is upholstered in brown vinyl and features a Deluxe AM push-button radio, a lockable glove box with an analog clock, a painted dashboard, and a ribbed wooden slat headliner. Pitting is visible on the chrome trim, and one of the radio buttons is broken. The three-spoke steering wheel frames a 100-mph speedometer, along with auxiliary gauges for battery, fuel level, water temperature, and oil pressure. The five-digit odometer shows 29k miles, with total mileage unknown. The 249ci Silver Streak flathead straight-eight was factory rated at 103 horsepower, which is sent to the rear wheels through a column-shift three-speed manual transmission. The battery was recently replaced according to the seller. Additional underside photographs are provided in the gallery. A video showing the operation of the gauges can be seen below.