1987 Buick Gn Grand National 3.8 Turbo 90k Original Miles Cean Carfax 1-owner on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Rhode Island, United States
UP FOR AUCTION IS A VERY CLEAN ONE-OWNER 1987 BUICK GN WITH ONLY 90,235 ORIGINAL MILES, THE 3.8 INTER-COOLED TURBO RUNS GREAT WITH NO MECHANICAL ISSUES, ALSO HAS THE G80 OPTION POSI WHICH IS A MUST FOR ALL GN'S, I BELIEVE ONLY HALF OF GN'S CAME EQUIPPED FROM THE FACTORY WITH THIS OPTION. THE EXTERIOR HAS NO RUST ISSUES, NO BODY DAMAGE, ALL ORIGINAL GM FACTORY PANELS WITH A VERY CLEAN, NO ACCIDENT CAR FAX REPORT SHOWING ONLY 1-OWNER FROM FLORIDA, THE UNDERCARRIAGE IS ALSO VERY CLEAN WITH NO RUST ISSUES ( SEE PICTURES) SHOWING SOME VERY MINOR SURFACE RUST. GETTING HARDER TO FIND THESE LOW MILEAGE GRAND NATIONALS WITHOUT A LOT OF MODS, ALL I CAN SEE THAT HAS BEEN UPDATED FROM BEING ALL FACTORY ORIGINAL IS THE POWER MASTER BRAKE UNIT AND HAS BEEN UPGRADED TO VACUUM BRAKES WHICH WORK GREAT. ALL NEW TIRES, NEW EXHAUST, HEADLINER, CONSOLE IS VERY NICE, ONLY TYPICAL WEAR ON ORIGINAL CARPET NEAR THE GAS PEDAL, HANDLES GREAT, BODY PANELS VERY STRAIGHT. HAVE A SET OF VERY NICE REPRODUCTION GN WHEELS ( $1000 ) IF BUY IT NOW OPTION IS USED, PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE PLACING BIDS, WOULD LIKE TO SELL THIS AUCTION WITH A VERY REASONABLE RESERVE, I WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS. I CAN ASSIST IN TRANSPORTING TO ANYWHERE IN THE USA AT NEW OWNERS EXPENSE, A $1000 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT IS DUE AT AUCTIONS END A THE BALANCE PAID WITHIN 10 DAYS WOULD BE FINE, GOOD LUCK
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