1941 Pontiac Streamliner Torpedo Sedan
SKU: BML02
AVAILABILITY: Out of Stock
BODY TYPE: Sedan
MAKER: Pontiac
COLOR: Black
MEASURE: 125mm or 5 inch
SCALE: 1:43
YEAR: 1941
DECADE: 40
The Streamliner series came in just two variants for 1941 – 4-door sedan and 2-door coupe. Both used the General Motors B body shared with Buick and Oldsmobile. All Pontiacs were available with an L (side valve) head 6 or straight 8 at an extra $25 – an industry first.
Available in the new collectors box
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