1986 Buick Grand National on 2040-cars
Ponce De Leon, Florida, United States
If you have questions email email me at: carolaclloupe@clubmorgan.com .
I have a absolutely gorgeous 1986 Buick Grand National with 9,980 original miles for sale. The interior is nearly
flawless with all original seats, carpet and interior finishes. The ac blows ice cold. The headliner was just
replaced as they all start to sag at some point. I have owned several Grand Nationals over the years and this one
is one of the cleaner ones that I have owned. The body lines are very good and when you look down the side of the
car she is laser straight. I personally like the 86 model year because they are almost the same as an 87 but
lighter due to the aluminum brake drums and aluminum bumper supports. They also are more rare as production numbers
are much lower for 1986. The paint looks all original to my eye and the exhaust is also all original. The car
drives awesome and it is very peppy. There is zero rust on this car. It was stored properly over the past 31 years.
This is simply a great example of what you would have owned 30 years ago.
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