1987 Buick Grand National, Astroroof on 2040-cars
Mountain View, California, United States
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Up for sale today is a powerhouse of a vehicle that practically looks new and drives even better; a 1987 Buick Regal Grand National two door coupe with a roaring 3.8 L turbo V-6 engine and an automatic transmission both has many upgrades. It is black with a gray interior and this powerful sedan has several bolt-on upgrades to make it even faster than the day it was released from the factory.
What really makes this 1987 Buick Regal Grand National stand out from the pack are the steady upgrades that the current owner has put into this beauty over the years. It was recently repainted to restore its high-quality shine and the entire interior has been replaced as well. The turbo V-6 engine still purrs like an angry kitten and this performance vehicle can really move when called on to do so. It is simply stunning in every sense of the word.
Overall, this 1987 Buick Regal Grand National is a gorgeous vehicle that’s in pristine condition. With demand steadily increasing for this model, now is the time to add this beauty to your collection. For more information about this vehicle, contact Aaron at (415)400-6107 or asdumas79@gmail.com VIN# 1G4GJ1176HP445547 ***THIS CAR WAS TUNED AND MODIFIED BY TURBO LOU*** http://www.turbolou.com/About.html
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