1962 Buick Electra 225 Convertible Survivor on 2040-cars
Voorhees, New Jersey, United States
Beautiful Unrestored 1962 Buick Electra 225 Convertible - Here is the story on this car. It has been in the same family for its entire 52 years. It was purchased new by my Father In-law in 1962 from Masson Buick in beautiful downtown Camden NJ. The only alteration that I am aware of is my father in-law had it repainted the original color in 1976. I received possession of the car in 1996, and had the motor completely rebuilt in 1997 (275 miles since then), new brakes (2011), and a new battery (2013). It has the original paperwork, books, key, seatbelts, repair manuals. The interior is incredible for a 52 year old car with only 3 small seams coming apart on the sun visor, and top of driver side/passenger seat. I also have a few extra parts for the car that I got at a junk yard if ever needed. Parts for these cars are hard to find. This truely is a sweet car and a true survivor that has always been garaged, and is a super rare and desirable car in this original condition. This is the car to have if you want to feel like an instant celebrity. It's the ultimate cruiser and it gets more attention and appreciation than any exotic or new luxury car could ever get. This beauty is a rolling testament to the glitz, glamour, innovation, and prosperity of the 1960’s. Nothing beats the fun of driving this '62 Electra Convertible as this car feels like it floats on air, and great for cruising or showing, and a real head turner. This Beautiful 1962 Buick Electra 225 has been meticulously cared for since day one. It is not a perfect car but is an absolute must see in person to believe how beautiful this survivor really is. This car is straight with no door sag. Check out the NADA value on this collector car. You are welcome to come and inspect the car as it is located in Southern New Jersey just outside of Philadelphia. I will answer any questions to the best of my knowledge. Please provide me with you contact number and I will return your call ASAP. There is no guarantee/warranty, sold as is. It's loaded with the following equipment and everything works: 401ci Nailhead V-8 Engine Wildcat, Automatic transmission, Power Seat (Works), Power Top, Original AM Sonomatic Radio/Power Antenna, Power Steering; Power Brakes Power Seat, Power trunk release, Power Windows, Speed Alert Indicator, White Wall Tires, Original Paint Color, Original Leather Interior, Air Conditioning, 401/325 HP engine ,Dynaflow automatic transmission, Chrome and Stainless are Excellent.
Payment of $1000 is due thru PayPal or cashiers check within 72hrs of auction end, and final payment thru PayPal within 7 days of auction end. I know I will be asked many times why I am selling this sweet ride. I honestly dont have the time or the space to keep it anymore.
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