She's home! First order of business: empty it out! It's so full of crap I don't know what is in there!
Looked like a lot more than there was. The seats were all rolled up in there with floorboards, headers, lots of trim pieces and other rust!
That's some nice stuff that came with the wagon. Should get enough out of it to do a full resto. The wagon doesn't look too bad from the photos.
Our 67 Malibu wagon project looks kinda bad, paintwise, too. My son-in-law and I are thinking about trying to paint it ourselves with the Eastwood paints........seem to be reasonably priced. I figure we can't learn any younger............
Your Pontiac looks like a lot of work but will make a great ride when it is done. You should be able to get good parts from people who deal in Pontiac or even Chevelle parts. The body style is very similar to my own 66 Malibu Wagon project. http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29015&highlight=rmay I am doing a 2 door conversion with a little Nomad style. I usually sell off extra parts from my builds to help invest in other parts I need. Your Pontiac might look cool with a little GTO influence. If you hear of any companies making headliners for these 66 GM Wagons, let me know. Don't be afraid to be creative. Good luck and have fun with your build.
Both OPG and Yearone market headliners for these wagons. I guess they both sell from the same manufacturer. I got mine (For a tempest 67 wagon) from Yearone. Have not yet installed so I can't tell yet how it fits.
Nice save. U have the same car as mine. I have a 400 and 4spd manual tranny. Runs good. I will have a tri power to be put on someday. Little by little