1989 - Buick Reatta on 2040-cars
Harrington Park, New Jersey, United States
For your consideration is a 1989 Buick Reatta. Car has 72,550 miles and is in great condition and runs very well. Purchased from original owner and always garage kept. For a car that's close to 30 years old, the interior and exterior are in really nice condition. No holes or rips in leather. The paint is still really nice and came up smooth as glass during detail. There is minor wear here and there, minor dings, scratches. A small piece of molding missing on the driver side and some scrapes under the back passenger fender and under the front passenger fender. Four brand new tires. Also seems to have a common problem with headlights. They close fine but don't open right. However you can physically open them and lock them into position. From what I've read, you can buy replacement arms to fix this. Power seats/windows ect. all work as they should. A/C blows cold
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