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Pontiac was named after the Odawa war chief Obwandyag, or Pontiac. The city of Pontiac, Michigan was named this because he was thought to be buried nearby.

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German Paratroopers With Confiscated 1934 Pontiac

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German Paratroopers With Confiscated 1934 Pontiac

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The Straight 8 was the most affordable V8 engine in 1932 and 1933,

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The 1934 model of the Straight 8 engine was changed from the 1933 5.7 - 1 ratio to a 6.2 - 1 ratio. It was 223.4 cu. in. (3,661 cc). It had an output of 84.00 horsepower at 3600 rpm. It had a torque of 153.00 at 1600 rpm. The carburetor was a Carter W-1 (1) Model 283-S. This is interesting because the 1933 model and 4 models following the 1934 all used a Carter W-1 (1)

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The Straight 8 engine was dubbed as the Silver Streak at Pontiac Division.

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The main difference between the body of the 1933 and 1934 Pontiacs is that the 1933 has a square shaped vent on the hood that is painted to match the car. The 1934 Pontiac has a vent strip along the side of the hood. The 1934 frame is slightly bigger but is less noticeable.

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The 1934 Pontiac came in many variations such as 4-Door, 2-Door, and Coupe. 4-Door cars often don't win in car shows, however, the 1934 Pontiac coming to our show is a 4-Door that won numerous car shows.

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First introduced in 1933, the Straight 8 engine was used in pontiacs until 1954.