1962 Pontiac Safari Guy

Hi all,
Don't reallt see much listed for the 62 Pontiac year. Would love to see more !!!!

 

Well - let's see yours! We'd love to drool a bit over it. '62 Safaris were some of the neatest-looking wagons of that period.

Welcome to the forum!

Marshall

 

There have been a few pics from time to time, beautiful cars and I'd love to have one nesting in my shop. Looking forward to seeing some pictures of yours, and glad you found the forums. There are many Pontiac wagons of all years here, but early sixties are kind of rare.

 

my little project 62 Bonneville Safari !

 

There you go!
I'm pretty sure we've got one or two other members with them as well.....

 

Welcome to the madness Mr Hose! I'd like to see that 62 Safari too! They're one of my favorites!

 

Welcome mrwocohose!

 

Welcome to the forum!!

 

Welcome aboard!

 

As I've said before, R-R, I really really like your car. There's just something about the early sixties Bonne-Saf's that hit home with me.

Who knows, maybe some day, when Fox finally starts buying lottery tickets so he can win the forums some loot, he'll surprise me with one

 

Hi Mrwocohose, it seems that if you have one you, kolby and rob-red are then only ons this site that have one. I just took a quick look through the Gallery and these seem to be the only two posted. So maybe you could add your's also. I did find a '61...



Thanks Tedy


and Kolby66's...





aboard.

 

Welcome aboard!

 

Heres a couple of 62 Pontiac wagons that show up occasionally at the cruise in near me in Manassas, Virginia.



The one above is a factory bucket seat car. You'll see more pictures of it in this Facebook photo album.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.185111388202586.43330.100001111775214&type=3&l=43f293199a



This one has a later model OHC six under the hood.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.224643630916028.52506.100001111775214&type=3&l=7119bea01f

These two Pontiac wagons have never been at the cruise in on the same night, and I don't think the owners know each other.

And if you're interessted in seeing more pics from this cruise in, here are more that I've taken over the last couple years.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.366761730037550.78286.100001111775214&type=3&l=226db97cbb

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.101636773216715.732.100001111775214&type=3&l=8411b4968c

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.423400961040293.91041.100001111775214&type=3&l=1f201c0359

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.408741089172947.87052.100001111775214&type=3&l=ecf9c5dcec

 

Welcome to the madness we call home. You don't really have to be nuts to be here, but it does help. A couple of years ago, Collectable Automobile did a photo feature on a 1962 Pontiac Bonneville Safari what was one of the few with factory buckets and air conditioning. I love this generation of Pontiac, too. I grew up with a 61 Laurentian sedan. Beautiful cars indeed.

 

Hey buddy i had a 62 safari wagon way before they were cool. Mine had power nothing it was a work horse with a 283 2speed weighed about 4800 lbs. Rear end banged when you accelerated cops took it off the road.sold to my buddy who made money in demo derby with that car in about 1972. She died with dignity not in a crusher