1966 Pontiac Tempest

Description1966 Pontiac Tempest Station Wagon — A True Pontiac Survivor Here’s a special Pontiac for you! This rare and exceptionally cool 1966 Pontiac Tempest Station Wagon was previously part of a Pontiac-only collection of rare and beautifully preserved Ponchos, sharing the garage with GTOs, Tempests, and other iconic Pontiac automobiles. Finished in its original Mission Beige over a Fawn interior, this Tempest is a true survivor and an incredible snapshot of 1966. Under the hood is Pontiac’s 326 V8 with a carter 4-barrel carburetor, paired with an automatic transmission. And this one is loaded with the right features: - Original paint and interior - 326 V8 4-barrel engine - Automatic transmission - Air conditioning - Power steering - Power brakes - Power rear window - Roof rack - Rally wheels - Stacked dual headlights - Checkered-flag, fender-mounted V8 emblems - Iconic 1966 Pontiac Coke-bottle styling Yes, you read that correctly — AIR CONDITIONING! And to make this family cruiser even more enjoyable, it also has power steering and power brakes. The 1966 model year brought the Tempest a major exterior redesign, giving it the muscular, rounded bodylines that would become one of Pontiac’s most recognizable styling signatures. The distinctive Coke-bottle profile, stacked headlights, split grille, and sweeping body lines give this wagon an unmistakable presence. Built with rear-wheel drive on GM’s intermediate platform, the Tempest combined practicality with Pontiac performance and style. The station wagon configuration makes this one especially fun — a genuine period family cruiser with enough Pontiac attitude to stand out anywhere. Most importantly, this is a solid, well-kept, remarkably original vehicle. It isn't simply a vintage wagon — it's a preserved piece of Pontiac history. Whether you're looking for a unique collector car, a nostalgic family cruiser, or simply an exceptionally cool vintage Pontiac, this 1966 Tempest Station Wagon deserves a close look. We sell and ship worldwide! Read More