1971 Pontiac Grand Safari

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    Yeah, it's the same car. The plate Florida I89-YJW confirms it. The mildewed interior has been cleaned since the first listing. But, the loss of the 455 likely means this one is a goner, as you said, Kingswood. :cry:
    That said, the prevalent and serious rust itself was likely fatal anyway.
     
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    Same car? How come this one doesn't have the Rt Front fender header broken?? The other one is in Chattanooga.
     
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    Different 1971 Pontiac clamshell wagon. This one in Chattanooga with the broken header panel is a base Safari with the woodgrain option, not a Grand Safari with woodgrain delete like the other one in Florida.

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    Isn't that the link 72King gave?
     
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    Well! Quit confusing me! :rofl2:
     
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    How could somebody just park a wagon and let it sit for 20 years? I could never do that.
     
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    Really good point, AK! I couldn't either. Or any old car for that matter.
     
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