Junkyard of pre-1960's project potential

Above: I don't know how anyone could be so polluting as to stack cars on a river bank, that is unconscionable... everyone knows old junk car part make great art!

Lower left corner, isn't that a Packard?

Via: http://losboulevardos.blogspot.com/

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 1950

All 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