1958 Pontiac Chieftain Convertible
The 1958 Pontiac featured all new styling and chassis engineering that was hailed as a bold advance over the past. General appearance characteristics included honeycomb grills, longer, lower silhouette, quad headlamp and tail lamps, recessed floors, and concave rear fender panels. The 1958 Chieftain ragtops were in a separate series sharing a unique ribbed rear deck lid with the Bonneville convertible. The example here is investment grade. Power is derived from its 370 CI tri-power V-8 engine mated to a four-speed automatic HydraMatic transmission, a very strong runner. A professional restoration was completed sometime ago with virtually all new interior new paint on a rust-free body, the car shows beautifully. Turnkey, meaning everything with the exception of the clock is in working order, yes even the factory radio! Check out all the 50+ pictures not sure they do the car justice, absolutely no bad news. Anywhere you look, top and bottom, inside or out.
