Summary

The 1926 Pontiac New Finer series was an immediate hit. This is a historical vehicle. Sold on Bill of Sale only.

Details

Introduced by General Motors in 1926 to fill the price gap between the Chevrolet and Oakland brands, the Pontiac was an immediate hit. This 1926 Coach was one of only two body styles, along with the coupe, initially offered for the 1926 model year. Pontiac automobiles were first introduced as a companion car to the Oakland in late December of 1925 as 1926 models. Labeled the NEW-FINER Series 6-27, the 1927 Pontiac was an extension of the enlarged 1926 model lineup and featured the first open Pontiac car, a 2dr Sport Roadster with a Stewart body-and a 2dr Sport Cabriolet with rumble seat that replaced the previous years Deluxe Coupe model. A bit confusing, Pontiac cars through the 1929 model year had '1/2 year' models and were sold as the next following years cars. That ended with the 1930 introductions. Pontiac sold 204,553 cars from December of 1925 through October of 1927. THIS IS A HISTORICAL VEHICLE. NEITHER GM NOR BARRETT-JACKSON MAKE ANY WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, CONCERNING THE VEHICLE, INCLUDING NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. BUYER WILL TAKE POSSESSION OF THIS VEHICLE 'AS-IS.' THIS VEHICLE HAS BEEN USED PRIMARILY FOR STATIC DISPLAY AND BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT THE VEHICLE COMPLIES WITH ALL APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGULATIONS PRIOR TO ANY USE OF VEHICLE ON PUBLIC ROADS. **SOLD ON BILL OF SALE ONLY**