in 1938, Graham introduced the striking “Sharknose” design for its cars, which featured bold, futuristic styling with a sharply raked, pointed grille that resembled a shark’s snout. The unique look was a daring departure from the more traditional designs of the era.

Despite its avant-garde appearance, the Sharknose design was polarizing and didn’t sell as well as hoped, but it has since become a sought-after collector’s item. The design remains a testament to Graham’s innovative spirit and willingness to take risks in automotive styling during the Great Depression.