Buick: Grand National on 2040-cars
Georgetown, California, United States
1987 Buick Grand National with T-Tops Serious Buyers only please. This is not 20k car so please contact only if you are seriously interested. Here is an all original Grand National T-Top with 42k miles on it.I am the 3rd owner. I had it shipped in a closed car carrier from Connecticut to me in LA in 2006. I've had the car for 10 years now. I have put around 456 miles on the car since I have owned it. I pushed the trip odometer the day I picked it up. The car has never seen rain. It has been covered and garaged the entire time I have owned the vehicle. It has the original paint on the car, so there are minor scratches on it. At one point wanted to repaint the car but all the body shops insisted I leave it alone to keep its value. The only modifications to the car are the chrome air intake pipes and the intercooler was powder coated grey and a Autometer tachometer was mounted on the dash by the original owner.Other than that the car is BONE STOCK and has never been raced or driven hard.The interior is all original and in Mint condition. Everything on the cars works.
Email me any questions you may have : ramsteinaltoysy@ukmechanics.com
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