1951 Pontiac Tin Woody Streamliner Deluxe Station Wagon

$17,000

Here is 1951 Pontiac “Tin Woody” Streamliner Station Wagon. It has a straight 8 with a 3 speed transmission.

1951 marked the Silver Anniversary of Pontiac, a milestone celebrated with distinctive styling and engineering upgrades across the lineup. One of the most striking design features introduced that year was a bold, wing-inspired grille that set the tone for a new era of Pontiac automobiles. Built on a sturdy 120-inch wheelbase chassis, Pontiac offered eight unique body styles in 1951.

Under the hood, all models came standard with a 239 cubic inch straight-six engine, but it was the optional 249 cubic inch straight-eight—delivering an impressive 116 horsepower—that truly captured the attention of American drivers. Buyers could also opt for the revolutionary “Hydra-Matic” automatic transmission, which General Motors proudly claimed “smooths out every driving situation—even hills and mountains.”

Among the most desirable models in the 1951 Pontiac lineup were the Chieftain and Streamliner Station Wagons. These family-friendly vehicles featured an all-steel body accented with simulated wood on the exterior and genuine oak trim inside. This stylish combination earned them the nickname “Tin Woody,” blending classic charm with a more modern design approach.

We are proud to offer this exceptional motorcar to collectors, enthusiasts, and investors who value iconic American automotive design.

Classic cars like this have proven to be not just enjoyable, but financially rewarding assets. According to the Historic Automobile Group Index (HAGI), vintage vehicles saw gains of 39% in 2013, 16% in 2014, and 17% in 2015, with an impressive 467% increase over the past decade.

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