This car is the Pontiac Deluxe Six deliberately wrapped with opaque material or Plexible on the entire body. Because the body is transparent ii car was called Plexible Pontiac or Ghost Car (ghost car).
Created in 1939 by General Motors and chemical company Rohm & Haas with a price tag worth USD25.000, Plexiglas or Ghost Car Pontiac is transparent throughout the body's first car in America.
Now that is set in such a way, the car deliberately created in the event 1930-1940 World's Fair in San Francisco is set to take as much when it goes up for auction USD475.000.
The collaboration of General Motors, and Rohm & Haas made for the years 1930-1940 World's Fair in San Francisco.
This model has a three-speed transmission, six-cylinder engine, coil spring independent front suspension, rear axle with semi-elliptic springs and hydraulic brakes on four wheels.
The car has reached its use for 72 years it has cracks in some parts of the body. But overall the detail of this car in good condition.
However, cars that have traveled as much as 86 miles or 138.403 km bermungkinan is no return to the streets. And only good to be on display.
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