1978 Buick Regal Sport Coupe Turbo 3.8 Grand National T Type 87 88 on 2040-cars
Pelican Rapids, Minnesota, United States
For sale 1978 buick regal sport coupe 3.8 turbo carborated with a 4 barrel. The car has been sitting for some years but got it out of storage with new gas runs great and drives great.The body has one repaint and no rust. The interior is very nice and clean and i had a new headliner and visors installed.Also has almost new tires. I do not know much history on this car i bought it from a lady that her husband had passed away.Only thing i know it needs is the rear bumper plastic filler.
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