Nice Low Mileage Buick Electra 225 Convertible With 47300 Miles 455 Motor on 2040-cars
Chrisney, Indiana, United States
A nice 1970 buick electra convertible with the 455/4 barrel motor with 47300 miles; good clean motor!! Automatic; Power top; power seats; power windows; power locks!! Like new tires all away around!! Top in like new condition; full size new spare tire in trunk!! It has the hard to find 455 motor with 4 barrel carb!! Runs out good and drives good down the road!! The car is not perfect body wise; has had a repaint about 6 years ago; but not a perfect job; looks good from about 10ft away!! Interior is good shape but needs some up dateing also!! It is a good driver and fun car to drive to shows and just going to store gets thumbs and lookers at it!!! I do have it for sale locally; so I could end auction early!! I also have a buy it know price!! Please check NADA book value to actually see what these cars are booked at; I do have it well below nada low book value; someone will get a nice car at a bargain price!! These cars are getting harder and harder to find in this shape; plus that you can drive and show while fully restore them!!! I will help with delivery within a certain range and full delivery for a added fee depending where you live!! and money has cleared!! You can email me with any questions or give me a call 812-686-2111 and I will try and answer any questions you have!!! thanks and good luck!!!
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