Pontiac model 224 1937 (Photos)

By 1930, aside from the Oshawa, Ontario Facility, GM had plants in St. Catharines, Ontario, an engine plant in Walkerville, Ontario, and an assembly facility in Regina, Saskatchewan (the only auto-related enterprise west of Ontario). Of the five GM divisions, Pontiac had the most Canada only versions. It was the same as its U.S. counterpart from 1926 until 1937, when the Model 224 was introduced with a 224-cubic inch Chevrolet engine. In 1938, the Pontiac Special and Deluxe models were based on a Chevrolet with Pontiac front–end treatment and fenders. The cars were called Arrow and Arrow Deluxe, and in 1941 the names Fleetleader and Fleetleader Deluxe were used