Pontiac fans

[f6john]

Here’s one I’ve never seen before!








Somebody’s barn find. A factory ordered 421 Tri-power 4 speed wagon with the rare 8 lug wheel option.

[HayHauler]

Wow!!  I have never seen one of these either.

Hay  
Jimmyt

[Jersey mike]

I remember the Bonneville wagon, station wagons around here were pretty popular but most had the Ford or Chevy and a few had the Oldsmobile.

That Bonneville had to get up and go that’s for sure and a real sleeper.

[Jess from VA]

My only wagon was a Ford Pinto (Squire).  It was a commuter during my poverty college years.

It was powered by a Singer Sewing machine. 

I used to take my girlfriend to the drive in movie, and I'd back it into the spot, so we could enjoy the movie laying on our bellies.  It was small and cozy.

It was a pretty reliable car until one day I took it airborne at speed over some raised RR tracks.   

[da prez]

  1965. About that time , the GMC transmission  plant was in a fire.  They switched to Saginau (?) manual transmissions if I remember correctly.  There were many odd-ball combos.

                                          da prez

[f6john]

Had to have been ordered by a gearhead ! Bucket seats but no console, no power windows or locks, no air conditioning.