Pontiac Custom Torpedo

The Pontiac Custom Torpedo Serie JC was an upper-class car that Pontiac, a marque of General Motors, built in the 1941 model year. It was offered beside the Deluxe Torpedo and the Streamliner Torpedo on the long GM C chassis. The cars carried Silver Streak styling, with chrome strips on the bonnet from the grille to the lower edge of the windscreen, and came as a two-door coupe, a four-door sedan or a five-door wood-bodied station wagon. The interior was trimmed in imitation leather, and a Deluxe wagon had real leather. Buyers could choose an inline six-cylinder engine of 3,919 cubic centimetres rated at 90 bhp or an inline eight of 4,079 cubic centimetres rated at 103 bhp. The model was dropped after one year, with 25,448 cars built.