Safari 6.01 on Lion 10.7.5 will not install extensions.

I have Lion 10.7.5 with all updates, Safar 6.01 as well.  It will NOT install any extensions. I get the message "An error occured while installing this extension." I have repaired permissions, rebuilt launch services. It does not matter what extension, same result.  I have even reinstalled Safari to no avail.  Any suggestions from the wonderful minds out there?  Thank you in advance.

I have even reinstalled Safari to no avail.
The only way to reinstall Safari on a Mac running Lion or Mountain Lion is to reinstall OS X using OS X Lion: About Lion Recovery
You mentioned that you have v10.7.5 installed but I see v10.8.1 in your profile ??
Exactly which OS X is installed ???
Troubleshooting suggestions may be based on that information.

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