1962 Buick Electra 225 2 Dr Sport Coupe Sell At No Reserve on 2040-cars
Midlothian, Virginia, United States
NO RESERVE!!! Leather bucket seats & console,
factory AC cools but needs additional freon, has power seat, windows,
vents, steering and brakes. Auto trans and 401 Nailhead V/8 I am told
are numbers matching. Believed to be 31k miles as odometer shows, but no
proof/no paperwork. Two tone white painted top and fawn mist body, with
no rust. Trunk, floors etc all extremely clean. Interior all original,
with one seam stretched at RH shoulder of passenger seat--rest of
interior almost perfect, including seats, dash, carpet, door panels and
headliner. Newer exhaust, shocks, brakes, brake cylinders, and tires.
Radio comes on but broken antennae. Working auto dimmer on dash, and
speed minder. Some books, paint chart, manuals etc go with car. Only
defects are the one small interior seam and two soft paint spots size of
my pinky tip. I was told I am 3rd owner, and have used the car for
several long trips. Drives wonderfully--smooth and responsive. call Rick
804-658-6871 between 4pm-9pm with questions. Winning bidder must place
$1000 non-refundable deposit wire transferred to my bank, or thru Paypal
within 2 days. Complete payment must follow within 6 days prior to car
being released. I do not ship, or take trades of any kind. Thank You
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