Hunter Safari was a unique trim for the Australian market, can you imagine anything mightier than this grocery-getter?....
Thanks to Russell for this correction: Safari wasn't really a trim level. Chrysler Australia used to market station wagon (estate) versions of their cars as "Safari". So all Hunter wagons/estates were Safaris regardless of trim.
Safari wasn't really a trim level as such. Chrysler Australia used to market station wagon (estate) versions of their cars as "Safari". So all Hunter wagons/estates were Safaris regardless of trim. Similarly Valiant wagons were also Safaris.
Safari wasn't really a trim level as such. Chrysler Australia used to market station wagon (estate) versions of their cars as "Safari". So all Hunter wagons/estates were Safaris regardless of trim. Similarly Valiant wagons were also Safaris.
ReplyDeleteThanks Russell for your comment, I have made the necessary corrections ;)
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