1974 Pontiac Luxury LeMans Safari 400

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  1. moparandfomoco

    moparandfomoco Well-Known Member

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    I agree JWD. Neither do I think it's that bad.

    If you wanted to see rust, you should have seen my dad's Colonnade wagon, now that was moldy and rusty.....this is nothing.
     
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    Krash Kadillak Well-Known Member

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    The roof dent isn't all that bad, but since it was never repaired, the windshield now leaks and you've got rust behind it. Expect problems there.....
     
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    Those pictures of the 3rd row seat show the car has been retaining water back there, in addition to the broken windshield\dented roof. I still like it, I'd drive it as-is in our mild winters with occasional snow\salt, provided it doesn't leak like crazy when it rains (which is a problem I've fought on 2 cars out here and NOT fun). Water leaks aren't a big deal in SoCal when it only rains a few days a year, not in places of the country where it rains several inches over 3-4 days a few times a month.
     
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    Those pictures of the 3rd row seat show the car has been retaining water back there, in addition to the broken windshield\dented roof. I still like it, I'd drive it as-is in our mild winters with occasional snow\salt, provided it doesn't leak like crazy when it rains (which is a problem I've fought on 2 cars out here and NOT fun). Water leaks aren't a big deal in SoCal when it only rains a few days a year, not in places of the country where it rains several inches over 3-4 days a few times a month.
     
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    After my first wagon I basically resealed ALL the windows in any I owned after that.
     

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