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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”


  1. just wondered if this might inspire Michael J. Dewolfe or Reid Stolz…

  2. That’s old news there already been done to a 68 Pontiac station wagon with a 400 ho engine back in the mid seventies

  3. 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!

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