History

The following section is an excerpt from Wikipedia's Pontiac Streamliner: Series 605 page on 3 November 2024, text available via the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

The 1935 Pontiac Series 605 Eight was now the senior sedan to the reintroduced Pontiac Standard Series 701-A and Deluxe Series 701-B Six and all shared the updated coachwork provided by Fisher Body, which shared an appearance with LaSalle and the Cadillac Series 60. The 4-door sedan was offered with doors that opened from the center to aid entry into the rear compartment, and the "Silver Streak" chrome trim piece was installed in the center of the grille and extended to the center top of the engine cover, and would be a Pontiac styling feature until 1960. An Indian maiden figurine was used for the hood ornament, along with twin rear taillights, twin windshield wipers, and a passenger compartment heater. Options included unusual features such as glove box smoker set with watch or a 30-hour mirror watch. A matching set of luggage was available for US$19.75 ($465 in 2023 dollars). It shared some appearances with the Vauxhall Light Six.

Photographs

	Subject:  1935 Pontiac Series 605 Photographer:  Bill Crittenden Location:   Pontiac Transportation Museum Date:  18 October 2024 Article:  Tail Lights: Detroit and Pontiac View image of 1935 Pontiac Series 605 · 2.1MB
	Subject:  1935 Pontiac Series 605 Photographer:  Bill Crittenden Location:   Pontiac Transportation Museum Date:  18 October 2024 Article:  Tail Lights: Detroit and Pontiac View image of 1935 Pontiac Series 605 · 4.2MB
	Subject:  1935 Pontiac Series 605 Photographer:  Bill Crittenden Location:   Pontiac Transportation Museum Date:  18 October 2024 Article:  Tail Lights: Detroit and Pontiac View image of 1935 Pontiac Series 605 · 4.1MB
	Subject:  1935 Pontiac Series 605 Photographer:  Bill Crittenden Location:   Pontiac Transportation Museum Date:  18 October 2024 Article:  Tail Lights: Detroit and Pontiac View image of 1935 Pontiac Series 605 · 3.6MB