The Monteverdi Safari was made by Monteverdi, the Swiss brand of luxury cars, who used Scout IIs to produce well-equipped luxurious off-road station wagons.
Two models were made in the late 1970s, the Safari, which had most of the bodywork changed, and the Sahara, which featured more limited changes, i.e. new grille and a more luxurious interior.
Both were available with IH's SV-345 engine or Chrysler's LA 318 (5.7 or 5.2 l).
The Safari was also offered with Chrysler's 7.2 l "440 RB" engine, while the lesser Sahara could be had with the Nissan SD33 diesel engine.
The Monteverdi Safari was made by Monteverdi, the Swiss brand of luxury cars, who used Scout IIs to produce well-equipped luxurious off-road station wagons. Two models were made in the late 1970s, the Safari, which had most of the bodywork changed, and the Sahara, which featured more limited changes, i.e. new grille and a more luxurious interior. Both were available with IH's SV-345 engine or Chrysler's LA 318 (5.7 or 5.2 l). The Safari was also offered with Chrysler's 7.2 l "440 RB" engine, while the lesser Sahara could be had with the Nissan SD33 diesel engine.
International Harvester Scout