Museum 2,627k Mile Turbo Buick Regal Grand National Original - Exceptional! on 2040-cars
Old Town, Florida, United States
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2,627K MILE ORIGINAL TURBOCHARGED BUICK GRAND NATIONAL
Grand Nationals that have not been modified and been kept in
outstanding original condition are getting very rare indeed. How about one that
has only 2,627K miles and has been kept original and pampered its entire life.
The ones in this condition don’t come up for sale often. The market on these
has been climbing making these GN's clearly collectible and desirable for all
car collectors. Check out the Hagerty website on-line car value guide and you
will see the value for GN’s increasing and GNX decreasing. This GN is
outstanding and matching numbers in all aspects. It was an occasional driver and
trailered to shows and never modified or driven hard. 100% stock and original. There are some GN’s that are considered ‘lightweights’ by the GN collectors. These are cars did come with T-tops (that DOES NOT leak), NO power windows, NO power door locks, NO power seats, and NO cruise control. Very desirable. This is one of those rare ‘lightweights’. I have never seen another with the T-top option as a ‘lightweight’. Simply put, original and very fast. It does have AM/FM stock radio and the G80 posi rear-end. This GN performs exceptionally - as new. It is very quick and aggressive. It needs no mechanical attention in its completely stock form. New battery installed January 2014. The AC unit needs to be recharged, minor detail. The vehicle does not have a hint of rust. It is tight and handles and stops superbly. It still wears its original tires that are not dry rotted or flat spotted. Exterior cosmetics: The black paint is original and looks great; the car has never been hit or been repaired. The paint and body panels are exactly as it left the manufacturing plant in September 1987. The GN’s only modification is the professional installation of side and rear window tinting. The interior is exceptional! No wear, stains or cracks. It smells like a factory new GN when you open the doors. Never smoked in or mistreated in any fashion and no alterations from stock equipment have been made. Special Note: Vehicle comes with full ownership documentation, purchase & sales brochures, and the original sales agreement. Additionally, the GN comes with DUSTOP cover for maximum dust protection for indoor storage and with an exterior Weathershield car cover. Even signed by Molly (now deceased) on the 20th reunion celebration for the Buick GN (in 2007)! As with all used collector cars this is sold as is and there is no warranty expressed or implied. It is your responsibility to bid and purchase based only on your own inspection/examination of the vehicle and the facts. Please feel free to contact me with your questions and with any assistance you might require in bidding or finalizing the sale.
A very reasonable reserve has been set for this magnificent vehicle!
Payment and deposit for this vehicle is to be by Wire
Transfer or Certified Funds (cashier check).
The required deposit for this superb GN is $1,000.00 within 48 hours
following the end of the auction and full payment is due within 5 days following
the end of the auction. Pickup and/or
shipment is the sole responsibility of the buyer. IF THE TRANSACTION IS NOT PAID WITHIN THE TIME
ALLOWED, I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO RETAIN YOUR DEPOSIT AND RESELL TO THE NEXT
HIGHEST BIDDER OR RE-LIST THE ITEM.
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