A Pontiac might be the rarest muscle car in existence

a one-of-one Canadian built Pontiac Parisienne Safari six-passenger station wagon powered by a 425-horsepower dual quad 409. I read about it in the Dec 2009 Musclecar Enthusiast magazine, but the same info from that author is here: http://www.automotivetraveler.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=821&Itemid=345

Pontiac woody station wagon that's been in the family since 1950!

Looks like an old tin can Above, Scott Counter, who bought this woody in 1950All original wood, re-varnished about 1960 (but not stripped, sanded only.)All chrome is original; hood & fenders re-painted by Scott (in the driveway!) 1960 something.The top, steering wheel, & hood ornament replaced; seats re-upholstered.All mats, weatherstrip,etc. original stuff.

One of less than a dozen known Packard Station Wagons, the best of the known restored ones, a 1940 Packard 110

Very good looking Pontiac woodie wagon,

for the hood ornament close ups see:the wood and badge aren't the same as the first, I can't decide which turned out better

1969 Dodge Coronet station wagon... yeah, it's not a hemi, or exciting, but you're not going to see another one anytime soon