1972 Pontiac Grand Safari

455 and loaded. Looks like quite a find at $8500.

http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/5515999964.html

 

I'm seeing AC, PW, PDL, p/gate, 3rd seat and cornering lamps. Ad also says tilt and cruise.

















1972 Pontiac Grand Safari station wagon
Car is equipped with a 455 engine and a 400 turbo transmission it has power windows,power steering, disc brakes, tilt,cruise and a/c. The car has 94,000 original miles. Has new 15 inch supreme wheels and new whitewall tires and new dual exhaust. Car runs and drives great. It needs new carpet and a new headliner. Not rusty at all perfect car to drive as is or to make custom. Very rare car!!! 8500 or trade.

 

What's that doodad under the hood on the driver's side with the bellows??

 

Cruise control diaphragm.

Has the courtesy lights in the doors, so it should have power seats as well. No gauges. Does look to be a pre-January 1972 car as I don't see a seat belt light in the cluster...

Definitely a nice example if it's rust free and runs well.

 

I don't know about anyone else but I'm not paying $8500 for a wagon that needs carpet and a headliner.

 

Carpet's not so bad the headliner is a touch more aggravating. Do the headliner first lol. Nice piece tho . sux no factory gauges too

 

That's asking price. It's a dealer, so there's always room to negotiate.

 

50% of asking price is a lot of negotiating!!!!!!!!

 

It's not a dealer ad, at least the ad says "by owner" on top of the page. That is a used car lot it's sitting in though?
That is a cool car though, the wheels can go, keep the whitewalls.

 

Has it had a color change, or is it just the sun shining on it? Jambs look mustard / goldenrod color, while the body looks sort of platinum silver-ish.

I kinda like the aftermarket wheels on this one (although I would like Rally II's even more)

 

It's definitely been painted. The woodgrain isn't woodgrain, it's brown paint. I don't think it's actually silver, I think it's just the angle the paint, sun, and camera are making. The color looks close, but not a match for the factory color which is the door jambs (same color as mine is).

 

If rust free and running well, it's worth more than $5k or so. Although I'd want to see more interior pics.

 

Still there and still impressive IMHO.

 

Back - still same price.

http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/5588078376.html