This fully restored 1934 Pontiac Sport Coupe is powered by a a

　　recently rebuilt Pontiac 223ci Straight-8 engine, which is fed by a

　　single downdraft carburetor. Rated at 84hp, the Straight-8 is a

　　layout renowned for its smoothness and linear power delivery from

　　the era. Power is sent through a 3-speed manual gearbox that

　　features a floor shifter and out to the rear wheels. With a

　　117-inch wheelbase, the Pontiac Eight was offered with seven

　　different body styles produced by Fisher-Body, and this example is

　　fitted with the "Sport Coupe" option. It is finished in a shade of

　　two-tone red with contrasting powder-coated wire wheels fitted with

　　Pontiac-branded hubcaps and wide whitewall tires. In the rear, a

　　fold-out rumble seat is fitted, along with a storage trunk that is

　　mounted on a rear luggage rack. The interior is finished in dark

　　brown vinyl and beige cloth with tufting accents, while

　　color-matched carpeting protects the floors. Around the interior,

　　wood grain is fitted to the dash and window surrounds for a unique

　　look. The rear window can be rolled down. The three-spoke steering

　　wheel fronts an instrument cluster featuring a 95-mph speedometer

　　flanked by gauges monitoring fuel level, coolant temperature,

　　charge status and oil pressure. Among its accolades, this Pontiac

　　holds Best of Show from Hot August Nights and won its class at the

　　Forest Grove Concours d'Elegance in Oregon. This sale comes with

　　photos showing various stages of the refurbishment.