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This is another one of my projects. I'm still working on putting the interior back together. Most of the trim pieces are there and everything is new. Seats, door panels and the rear area carpet and wood. Floors are solid. The frame is perfect. It needs the headliner. It needs new electric wiring etc. The wood trim for the doors are perfect. No broken or split areas.
It needs to go because I have other projects that have priority for the family.
1951 Pontiac station wagon. All original in line eight cylinders (engine size is 268 ?). Hydramatic. transmission. All original body and paint. (Nice patina). Suspension, wheels, steering wheel, gauges are all working properly. I replaced all of the windows. I still have to install the new front windshields and gasket. I replaced all the door seals. This wagon is driven occasionally on weekends or to a local car shows. In other words THIS IS A CLASSIC CAR that is ready to enjoy. "Memories are back my friends .... let's go back to the 50's. " Let's go surfing or water skiing or fishing with the family and friends.
Hard to find collectible plus a very desirable style. All brakes are operating properly. The hydromatic transmission is helping the 8 cylinder engine move in a real smooth way with no problems at all. My plans were to install a fuel injection engine (LS Chevy) but I hate to destroy a piece of history . Because this is what this Jewel is. " "Correct" Yes ...of course.
Another set of hub caps are included. Also Left and right side skirts .
Please look at the pictures. I'm trying to describe it the best way I can with the help of my phone camera but if more information is needed please ask questions following Classic cars rules and I'll be happy to answer your questions. Maybe a duo video call so you can appreciate the vehicle better that way.
Sure..... there's so many ways to upgrade the ride style of this tin wood but it's up to you to decide the future of this wagon. So ....get motivated and start thinking about what to do. Buy it now or wait for the live auction days to see if you can come out a Lucky buyer of this beautiful project "TIN WOOD " . My asking price was 30K but it's reduced to 25K or Best negotiating price ??
