2002 Buick Century Custom Sedan 4-door 3.1l on 2040-cars
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States
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This is a nice 2002 Buick Century that thinks it is a horse and tried to eat a lot of grass in the ditch. Tore off the rear bumper, but bumper appears all there and can be re-bolted back on. Interior nice. Has electric windows, locks, etc. and they all work. Tires like new. Motor was somehow damaged during the accident, but currently runs and I have test driven the vehicle on the highway and noticed no problems, but motor does have a dinging noise that sounds like a tappet and needs to be gone over completely. Just 87,353 miles. No rust on frame or body. Electrical seems ok and I did put in a new battery. Needs an oil change, but as work will have to be done on the engine I declined to do it. Transmission appears sound. I purchased it from the insurance company, and they gave it a book value of $5,000. Will need a road worthyness certificate from a body shop ($50) to get new plates and title. So if you are willing to give it a little TLC, you can have yourself a nice motor vehicle for a dirt cheap price. Will sell for best offer with $200 down, and the balance on delivery. Will deliver for $2/mile. In Grand Forks, ND.
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