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1968 Pontiac Strato Chief Safari 427 Car. Madoc, Ontario


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1968 pontiac strato chief safari wagon factory 427 car 427 was gone and in place of it was a Olds 455 which turns over car comes with second set of door and tailgate good cluster and dash pad car has bucket seats factory ones were gone and 65 pontiac Buckets in there place car need rockers and floors with some minor frame work I'm asking 1800 obo

 

 



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Labour of love. Dollar value of repairs will outdo the restored value.

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The true pedigree will be an all imporant factor with this one.



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Lots of cool factor there.  I wonder how many Strato Chief Safaris were equipped with 427s?  I would expect to see a top of the line equipped as such, but not so much for a Strato.  Would it have such a thing as a towing package on it?  Did they have towing packages in 1968?



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I message hours ago asking how he knew it was a real 427 car and if it still has the 427 emblem on the front fenders Ive got no reply to this point



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I message hours ago asking how he knew it was a real 427 car and if it still has the 427 emblem on the front fenders Ive got no reply to this point


 Buy the car for the emblems?



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If this is a real 427 car it deserves to be restored. I seriously considered it for about 30 seconds then realized my pockets aren't deep enough to give a car like this the resto it deserves. It is a bonus that it comes with extra doors and a tailgate.

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If this is a real 427 car it deserves to be restored. I seriously considered it for about 30 seconds then realized my pockets aren't deep enough to give a car like this the resto it deserves. It is a bonus that it comes with extra doors and a tailgate.


 Agreed, and it will take a special person to do it.  Somebody who has deep pockets and/or a large shop and mucho skills to do it right, and an intense love for both Canadian Pontiacs and wagons.  I hope it finds such an owner.



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If it was a real 427 car, it would either have been a salesmens car, or started life as a police car. GM docs would be interesting!



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No 427 mentioned here!

 

https://okz.ca/ad/101895227-1968-pontiac-strato-chief-safari-wagon

 

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That ad has a contact number so it'd be best for someone serious to call the guy to find out. Most average car guys had no idea a 427 was optional in these cars so my hunch is it's a true 427 car

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Gm docs are a little too expensive to get for a car I believe is not original 427 car 



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70 SS ACADIAN wrote:

Gm docs are a little too expensive to get for a car I believe is not original 427 car 


 If a car was built on April 27 could it be referred to as a 427?



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If I ever had the means to drop large on bringing back a BB CP wagon, it would have to be the top line model. Say, the Grande Safari. The Strat is just too austere for my liking.



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I like Grande Wagons... another of mine I want to resurrect.

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The needle in the haystack would be finding a '68 427 that someone doesn't want your first born for. Just saying.........or if you just might have one laying in the corner of the shop.

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I like Grande Wagons... another of mine I want to resurrect.

 


 Wow!  Would love to hear the details on this one.



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I like Grande Wagons... another of mine I want to resurrect.

 


 Wow!  Would love to hear the details on this one.


 No real details... 327 THM400... no real options. Pulled from a field where it was sitting for a decade or more. It would have met its' fate soon after that, i'm sure.



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I like Grande Wagons... another of mine I want to resurrect.

 


 Wow!  Would love to hear the details on this one.


 No real details... 327 THM400... no real options. Pulled from a field where it was sitting for a decade or more. It would have met its' fate soon after that, i'm sure.


 Nice save!  I think it's special, regardless of options or drivetrain, just in being a Grande wagon. I imagine the production was really low for those. 

Great car to restore, for sure. :)



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The needle in the haystack would be finding a '68 427 that someone doesn't want your first born for. Just saying.........or if you just might have one laying in the corner of the shop.


 Put a 454 in it. But dressed as a 427.



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The needle in the haystack would be finding a '68 427 that someone doesn't want your first born for. Just saying.........or if you just might have one laying in the corner of the shop.


 Put a 454 in it. But dressed as a 427.


 I agree with that.  Sure, put a numbers correct 427 in if you can get one, but really any big block that looks correct for the year would be acceptable in my view.  I think the hobby went astray when we started worrying so much about numbers this or numbers that.  As much as I love untouched original cars, if you are rebuilding something I don't think the work suffers if the numbers stamped into the block don't line up with everything else... after all it's not like you are going to haul the heads off at a car show to show everybody that the bore and stroke are correct for a 427... biggrin



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