Award-Winning 1936 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan – Detroit Autorama Great 8 Ridler Award Recipient

Dive into the realm of exclusive automotive engineering with our fully custom-built 1936 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan, a prestigious winner of the Detroit Autorama Great 8 Ridler Award. This masterpiece on wheels is not just a car but a celebration of bespoke craftsmanship and high-octane performance.

Powertrain and Performance: Under the hood lies a heart-stopping 1100HP Borowski 6.0 LS Race Engine paired with a 76mm Bullseye Turbo that promises to deliver exhilarating power and unmatched speed. Coupled with a Hughes Custom Extreme 4L80E Transmission, this Pontiac redefines the boundaries of automotive performance, ensuring a driving experience that is both invigorating and smooth.

Interior Excellence: Step inside to a world of luxury where the cabin, crafted by the renowned Steve Holcomb, features opulent Moore & Giles leather. Every inch of the interior exudes elegance and comfort, designed to provide a serene oasis, even at breakneck speeds.

Exquisite Craftsmanship: The custom fabricated stainless plumbing by the Mod Shop of Florence, Alabama, highlights the meticulous attention to detail that has been invested into this vehicle. Over 7000 man-hours and $1,000,000 were dedicated to forging this one-of-a-kind automobile that stands as a pinnacle of personalized engineering.

Investment and Collectibility: This 1936 Pontiac is not merely a car but an investment in automotive artistry. It’s a unique collector’s item that offers both the thrill of a high-performance sports car and the prestige of a trophy-winning show car.

Interested parties are invited to channel their offers and inquiries to us directly. Seize the opportunity to own a segment of automotive history, a vehicle that promises to be a centerpiece of any collection and a joy to drive.

Contact us today to discuss the acquisition of this extraordinary automobile. This is more than a purchase; it’s an entry into a legacy of motor excellence and award-winning heritage.