1928 Pontiac 6-28 2 door Sedan
Pontiac was introduced by GM in 1926, as a cheaper car to be sold along side of the more expensive Oakland. In 1933, the Oakland was dropped, the 6 cylinder Pontiac was then sold along side of the 4 cyl Chevrolet.
The 1926-28 Pontiac featured black fenders, a sunvisor and 12-spoke artillery wheels. Inside, a simply instrument panel; speedometer, oil and amp gauges, soft corduroy upholstered seats and carpet on the floor.
The 1928 6-28 featured a taller and narrower radiator shell, deeply crowned fenders and a style-line ran the full length of the body. The radiator cap depicted an Indian brave instead of the previous Indian chief.
Body styles offered in 1928 included 2 door Coupe, Roadster, Cabriolet, 2 and 4 door sedan, 4 door Landau Sport Sedan and 4 door Phaeton.
Engine; 40hp 186.7 cu in L head 6 cyl
Pontiacs were assembled in Australia and New Zealand from 1926
1928 Pontiac 6-28 2 door Sedan
Pontiac was introduced by GM in 1926, as a cheaper car to be sold along side of the more expensive Oakland. In 1933, the Oakland was dropped, the 6 cylinder Pontiac was then sold along side of the 4 cyl Chevrolet.
The 1926-28 Pontiac featured black fenders, a sunvisor and 12-spoke artillery wheels. Inside, a simply instrument panel; speedometer, oil and amp gauges, soft corduroy upholstered seats and carpet on the floor.
The 1928 6-28 featured a taller and narrower radiator shell, deeply crowned fenders and a style-line ran the full length of the body. The radiator cap depicted an Indian brave instead of the previous Indian chief.
Body styles offered in 1928 included 2 door Coupe, Roadster, Cabriolet, 2 and 4 door sedan, 4 door Landau Sport Sedan and 4 door Phaeton.
Engine; 40hp 186.7 cu in L head 6 cyl
Pontiacs were assembled in Australia and New Zealand from 1926