1929 Oakland Pontiac 4 door Sedan

1929 Pontiac Oakland No Reserve Additional Info:

This 1929 Oakland was part of the Pontiac Division of General Motors and the Oakland stopped production in 1931 because of the Great Depression.

This Oakland is a great example of what cars were like back in the '20s and it just needs to be driven. It starts easily, drives smoothly down the road and will turn heads everywhere it goes. The interior is beautiful and very comfortable, lots of room to sit back and enjoy the ride.

The paint is maroon/black and really accents classic body lines of the era.

It has been kept in a garage most of it's life and meticulously cared for. The overall condition is very nice.

The car is very solid, brakes work with little effort, glass has no cracks and rolls up/down easily, doors close with a solid feel, tires have lots of tread, transmission shifts easily, wood is in good condition.

There are a few small chips in the paint, the largest is over the rear window and another is just below the right front window and the paint has faded slightly in a few areas. There are two rust bubbles in the bottom of the left rear door about 1" by 1/4". The rear bumper and bottom of the grill have some rust bubbles. Two exterior door handles have cracks but still operate normally. The right rear window crank is broken but still operates fine. The vacuum gauge on the dash does not operate.

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A $500 deposit is required within 48 hours and payment in full in 7 days

Buyer is responsible for shipping but we will work with your transporter to make the transaction as easy as possible.