Big Burnouts/Full Review: 1964 Pontiac Catalina Safari
If you haven’t figured it out by now, we love wagons on this show. To some they’re a misunderstood breed, but to those in the know, they’re amazing. Not only were the wagons of yesteryear known for their styling, but their capacity to haul as much cargo as a modern day pickup. This 1964 Pontiac Catalina Safari started off life as a Police Wagon, but was transformed by its owner into the kick-ass, tire-shredding monster you see here. With a Nelson Racing Engines 468 cid big-block under the hood, some updated suspension bits and a killer look, this big green machine is outside-the-box styling at its best
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19 thoughts on “Big Burnouts/Full Review: 1964 Pontiac Catalina Safari”
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Nice wagon
just wondered if this might inspire Michael J. Dewolfe or Reid Stolz…
To do what?
Do big burn outs….
dragon wagon
Pretty cool
One Awesome Sleeper !!
That’s old news there already been done to a 68 Pontiac station wagon with a 400 ho engine back in the mid seventies
Awesome
The 421 Super Duty engine was a factory option in 64. I don’t know what’s in that one, but that SD was awsome!
Charlie Maraia, Anita Griefer Drier
Thanks!
That was cool. I need to get my 68 Merc on the road again.
Nice
This is a cool wagon !
Nicholas Fox
Cal Trevillion
Beautiful
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