1937 Pontiac Deluxe Six Coupe

The 1937 Pontiac was distinguished from previous models by its exterior design. The new style included a one-piece turret top body on a five-inch longer chassis, heightened hoodline and narrower radiator grille with an Indian head mascot.

A wider, 39-degree slanted windshield, longer headlamp buckets, and new, split, pear shaped one-piece fenders gave the 1937 Pontiac a more modern look. The side grilles were also re-designed, having horizontal chrome bars in four segments on the bottom and a 'signature' narrow top section that ran the length of the hood - the 'Silver Streak.'

The Silver Streak moldings accented the 1937 Pontiac in a waterfall fashion, running down the hood and over the grille. These moldings became a trademark of Pontiac for more than 20 years. 1937 marked Pontiac's best sales year to date.