The Pontiac Safari Wagon of 1955, a masterstroke of automotive design, is a testament to sharing—specifically, body components with the Chevy Nomad. Launched originally in ’54, this uptown trim beauty was the rarest gem in Pontiac’s crown that year, with a mere 3,760 rolling off the assembly line. Thanks to Gateway Classic Cars, we have images that might just make you want to time-travel back to ’55. So, buckle up, click on those images, and enjoy this retro ride down memory lane!
The Safari wagon was introduced for the 1954 model year and to save tooling costs the wagon shares body components with Chevy’s Nomad wagon. The uptown trimmed Safari was the lowest production vehicle in the Pontiac lineup in ’55 with 3,760 units produced
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