1981 Pontiac Bonneville Safari

Lack of desirable equipment (third seat, power accessories, etc.) kills it. I'm thinking around $3,800 - $4,000

 

I think it has a lot of eye appeal - it is a very pretty car. But the lack of options hurts a lot. I'd say $5k maximum.

 

Tiny price reduction to $8000 with new photos. I'd admit to liking this Bonny as to rarity and colors and those wheels, but not enough to buy it.

http://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/cto/5643325500.html

 

81 Bonneville Safari wagon, like new with 29k original miles, one owner special order, original window sticker, service records, always garage kept and never seen weather, rust free! Possible trades or partial trade with cash

 

Another slight drop to $7500.

https://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/cto/5643325500.html

 

( setting my alarm to realistic price )

( I may be sleeping for a while... YAWN! )

 

Now $6800 obo.

http://waterloo.craigslist.org/cto/5784635786.html

 

$6500. Bob Barker might say the price still is not right. (But getting there - I still think this is a very sharp (and are) Pontiac - it's the low options that kill.)

https://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/cto/5862532792.html

 

It's starting to get down to the price where I'd consider buying it, just to take the parts I want for mine! I've got all the options, but I'm starting to get rust around the bottom of the doors.

Alternatively, maybe I could take all the options off mine, and put them on this one, especially if the body on this one is in better condition!

 

From what we can see, this one looks far too nice to part out.

 

It's too nice to part out, but it's not nice enough to drive. It's a real catch-22.

 

Why not too nice to drive! What is so wrong with it? Low option?

 

Those seats are so ugly !!!!! I know, factory, but still ugly imo.