1955 Pontiac Safari Wagon, 1955 was the first year that the Safari
Wagon was available through Pontiac. The 1955 Safari Wagon was
built using shared components with the Chevrolet Nomad. The Safari
Wagon is much rarer than the Nomad as it is believed that only 3760
Safari's were built for the 1955 model year.
This Pontiac Safari Wagon is an excellent example of what was
available to the consumer in 1955. This Safari Wagon is completely
loaded with most if not all the available options for this vehicle.
The options include the 287 cubic inch motor with 4 barrel
carburetor, power steering and brakes, power windows, air
conditioning, under hood light, sun visor, leather interior,
traffic light finder, Convenience Group and the Appearance Group
option packages.
This is a numbers correct motor, the exterior is finished in the
factory correct turquoise blue and white mist with a coordinating
leather interior of ivory and dark blue. This car underwent a full
cosmetic and mechanical restoration approximately 20 years ago and
has had approximately 5000 miles put on it since completion.
This is an excellent example of a rare and desirable wagon.
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