1990 Buick Hearse By Eagle Coach on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
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1990 black Buick hearse by Eagle coach. Very good cosmetically, excellent mechanically! Owned only by two funeral homes before I bought it. It has a 5.0L V8 and is the last year of the 4-barrell carburetor for Buick. This hearse is built on the Buick Estate Wagon industrial platform and has only 36,000 original miles! All curtains are intact and the coffin rollers work freely. The upholstery is in excellent condition, as well as the "passenger" section. It would be an excellent backup hearse for a funeral home, or a great way to haul just about anything, or just a really cool ride. I drove it over 1,000 miles with no problems at all getting 15-18 mpg (thanks to the 4-speed automatic with overdrive). It has ice-cold air, cruise control, power windows, power brakes, power door locks, tilt wheel, a new exhaust, a wig-wag headlight circuit, and no mechanical problems that I know of. A test drive will say it all! The load-leveling rear shocks were replaced with conventional shocks and the air compressor disconnected (they haven't made parts for these in years). The tires are good and all glass is intact with no windshield cracks or chips. The top material is in excellent condition, indicating the vehicle was always garaged while in service. As to cosmetic flaws, the basic Delco radio and power antenna do not work, it has a few stains under the arm rest on the front seat, is missing a right-rear corner trim piece by the rear bumper, as well as some brittle trim pieces behind the 5 mph bumpers (you really have to look for these). Also, the headliner material is completely intact, however, is sagging due to the foam backing deterioration. Any upholstery shop could replace this backing. There may be other minor paint flaws here and there. You will not find a better example of a hearse of this vintage with lower miles! No tax because I am NOT a dealer! This hearse was purchased by me exclusively for my last Halloween party; only selling it because I am moving. Yes, that is a real wooden coffin in back, and is INCLUDED (a good prop, but could use some paint touch-up to be used for a service)! This is for local pickup ONLY. I (personally) would NEVER buy a vehicle without seeing it (or having it locally inspected), so come see it yourself in person or send a rep so that you know exactly what you are looking at. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
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