19,138 miles
The Chieftain model built by Pontiac from 1949 through 1958 was the first all new car designs to come from the manufacturer since the beginning of the US involvement in WWII in 1942. It was an exciting time for the US and auto manufacturers alike. This particular car was owned by the nephew of a woman named Mona who was the personal secretary to the head of Pontiac in the Pacific NW for thirty-five years. Mona would get a new Pontiac every two years and the family would find themselves buy them used when she was done, Mona was also on a first name basis with John Delorean. This particular car was not owned by Mona, but the story is cool and the nephew did own two of her cars over the years. This is a really nice clean example that needs nothing to be enjoyed today. It starts right up, runs, drives and shifts nicely with vintage A/C and heat that work great. All the lights and gauges work as well. A Holley Sniper fuel injections system has been installed along with a new fuel tank. The car does have front disc brakes making this a very nice driver. We welcome any questions and inpsections here in our Traverse City location.
Digitally connect with dealers to answer questions about the virtual buying process, available inventory, financing options and more!
Shop safe! Inspect the details, ask all your questions and experience the benefits of the dealership from a distance with video walkarounds.
Start or even fully complete sales paperwork online. It’s a safe and easy process that makes buying seamless.
Unless prohibited by applicable rules or regulations.
This vehicle may have an open safety recall. Head to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website to perform a quick search.
Some vehicles may be subject to manufacturer safety recalls. See if there are any open safety recalls for this vehicle. This does not include non-safety recalls. Recently announced safety recalls may not yet be posted and there may be a delay between the time a repair is made and before it is reported or posted to the website. Before purchasing, be sure to ask the dealer for an up-to-date status on any recalls.