1975 Buick Electra Custom Sedan 4-door 7.5l Classic Car on 2040-cars
Petersburg, Illinois, United States
Grandmothers car that was kept in the garage in central illinois its entire life (grandma purchased this car brand new in 75) and only went to the store on rare occasions. The only defect is a couple small superficial scratches on the passenger side from grandma rubbing up against something as she pulled into the garage. This car is all original and runs perfectly. The tires are in good shape with no dry rot at all. Everything else works like new (i.e. power windows, power locks, AC, all dials, everything!). Only thing we did to it was a new battery and it starts right up like it did when it rolled off the production line in 75. Grandma past away so the car must go. If you are looking for an all original car that is in mint shape then this is the car for you.
if interested please call 217-632-3535 for any info or questions. thanks |
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