[Greg Reid]

Originally Posted by camerjeff

I Like the description of this 1971 Grand Safari Wagon

http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5388426902.html

How does this statement even make sense?

This is the wagon version of the GTO "JUDGE"

Yeah, that is a head-scratcher. Another interesting statement from the ad "Interior is white vinyl and original and VERY nice".....but he doesn't see fit to show us any pics of it.

[Two_70_Converts]

Tough to take a picture when it's full of paneling and pallets

[Ben M.]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

Another interesting statement from the ad "Interior is white vinyl and original and VERY nice".....but he doesn't see fit to show us any pics of it.

I also question how nice it is since the car has no back window for who knows how long, plus it's full of junk. The interiors on the 70's cars wasn't the greatest for longevity in the plastic, exposing it to the elements and making the car "some knucklehead's grease-wagon" doesn't exactly inspire confidence. Nevermind the grainy photos taken who knows when.

As I've said elsewhere, one of these cars with all the bells and whistles is worth about $1500-2000 in parts minus the engine, and a car as beat up as this one is doesn't get to qualify for much more unless someone is just dying to have it and keep it forever.

[Two_70_Converts]

Even with those vintage fog lights?