1947 Pontiac Pontiac

Streamliner Wagon

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

1947 Pontiac Woody Station Wagon Streamliner 43K miles "The" Classic woody - sells for $70K + restored This is an original "Woody" station wagon from 1947. It has been in my family since the 1970's when it went through a partial restoration by a renowned furniture maker in the Greenwich Village of NYC. It was a surprise gift to my mother from my father who recently passed. After some time driving it in the Catskill Mountains of New York on Sundays it was retired to a barn on our property where it sat covered for about ten years. In that time rust developed on the fenders. The wood does not look like it is rotting or dry rotted. The leather on the roof has some mold but I believe can be cleaned off. THE CAR DOES NOT RUN It was just towed to Orange county NY and is in a covered barn. I DO HAVE THE REGISTRATION. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WITH QUESTIONS. I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER THEM! THIS CAR MUST BE PICKED UP ON LOCATION IN NY STATE SOME HISTORICAL INFO ON THE WOODY BELOW: For 1947, the Pontiac Streamliner came in two series, the Six Series 26 and the Eight Series 28. The six series was powered by a six-cylinder L-head engine that produced 90 horsepower. The Eight Series had an eight-cylinder engine which produced 103 horsepower. The base bodystyle, the two-door sedan coupe with seating for five, would set the buyer back $1360. The top of the line of the Streamliner Six Series was the four-door deluxe station wagon, which cost just over $2000. The Eight Series had a price that ranged from $1400 - $2110. Bodystyles for both series included Coupe, Sedan, and Station Wagon. Little changed for the Streamliner in 1947; they carried over the same designs and features as the prior year. Only slight changes were made and those were to the vehiclesaesthetics, such as the trim and grille. This 1947 Pontiac Streamliner Station Wagon was on display at the 2007 Eastern Concours of the United States. It is an elegant 'woody' wagon, with no visual blemishes, scratches, or flaws. An excellent example and well maintained wagon of the 1947 Streamliner. Check out my other items!