1975 Buick Century Base Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Highland Park, Illinois, United States
Hi you are looking AT A VERY NICE 1975 Buick Century coupe FULL CUSTOM show car. This is a one of a kind DONK custom that was done with no expense spared. All custom work was done with the highest level of professional craftsmanship and the attention to detail is impressive. The paint look is amazing in the sunlight, the interior is new and the 24"s have no road rash or chips at the edges. Tires are new,
The engine bay is very clean and detailed out nicely the ac compressor looks to be new and blows cold ac. The engine is a Buick 350 with a three speed automatic that runs excellent! All lights, horn turn signals work as they should, all the glass is in excellent condition and the chrome bumpers and trim is original and looks fantastic! This car runs and drives and can be driven daily! Check out the pictures they tell the story better than I. This car is priced to sell FAST the car is as described and there will be no disappointments. There was well over 25K invested in this Century to bring it to look this nice! THE BIDDING IS STARTING LOW! HIGHEST BIDDER BUYS THE CAR! NO FOREIGN BUYERS! 77K MILES! |
Buick Century for Sale
- 50829 actual miles, super clean, odor free interior,(US $3,995.00)
- 2004 buick century limited sedan 4-door 3.1l(US $7,200.00)
- 1998 buick century custom sedan 4-door 3.1l(US $1,000.00)
- 1997 century, 52,600 original low miles! malibu, cutlass, taurus buyers look!
- Please call with questions or to make an offer 317-701 4944, ask for nancy
- 1992 buick century custom ~ only 50k miles ~ 1 owner ~ no accidents!!!
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