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1968 Pontiac Executive Safari

1968 Pontiac Executive Safari in John and Mary, Movie, 1969 IMDB

Class: Cars, Wagon — Model origin: US

1968 Pontiac Executive Safari

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cko US

2010-01-30 18:06

Both AMC wagons from '67.
Ambassador or Rebel.Probably one of each.

electra225 IT

2010-01-30 18:46

1967 pontiac Wagon, I strongly think.

cko US

2010-01-30 23:39

A closer look at the brown one tells me you may be right-that yellow one though I still think is a '67 Ambassador.The taillights on the brown one were looking a littlw wierd.I vaguely remember seeing a Pontiac like that now that you mention it.

Skywatcher68 US

2010-01-31 02:20

cko wrote that yellow one though I still think is a '67 Ambassador.

C-pillar is all wrong for an AMC. The taillights look like they belong to a '69 Ford.

Drujon US

2010-02-01 17:20

The closest is definitely a Pontiac, about a '69 and the yellow wagon is not an AMC. The 'kick up' is too pronounced and AMC's have a thicker 'C' pillar. I am 95% sure that it's a '69-'70 full-size Ford or Mercury wagon per the thin pillars, lower side trim and 'kick up.'

CougarTim US

2011-08-08 04:03

The Pontiac is a 1968 Executive Safari.

wagonguy US

2012-10-20 20:22

CougarTim is correct: This is a 1968 Pontiac Executive Safari (the 1967 model sported slightly different taillights). The yellow wagon in the center is a 1969 Mercury Monterey Custom (formerly known as the Commuter); the giveaway is that the luggage rack is specific to the 1969 model year, and was altered for the 1970 model.

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