1999 Buick Park Avenue Base Sedan 4-door 3.8l No Reseve on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
I am selling my Park Avenue. I bought this car from my brother in law when my sister in law passed away. It was her car and was rarely used the last 2 years she had it. They were the original owners. I kept this car in MS and used it when I went home to visit family. I have owned it for almost 4 years. I havent put 2000 miles on it in that time. Then car is in great shape. Always garaged. No accidents or paint job. There are a few small dings from this or that but almost unnoticable. The paint is in great shape as the photos show. The interior is in great shape as well. Look at the photos of the interior, exterior, trunk, and engine area. You wont find one at this age in better shape. The tires have approx 1000 miles on them. Everything works except the tilt on the drivers seat does not go up or down. The motor works but it needs a gear for the motor. You can get them on ebay for $70 and fix it. Also, about 2 years ago, the digital odometer quit lighting up. The car had just under or just over 100,000 when I bought it but I cannot remember the exact mileage. So, I am selling it with mileage unknown as I cannot prove the exact mileage. You can see from the photos tha the car is above normal condition and hasnt had 2000 miles put on it in the last 4 years. 750 of that was me driving it back to Orlando. Also, the ashtray in the dash will not stay closed. I am sure it is a small fix but want to disclose everything. I have almost 300 transactions with 100% feedback. The car will be exactly as I say it is. Feel free to contact me with any questions. You are welcome to have the car inspected by a mechanic. I welcome it. I am selling the Buick as is with no warranties. I also have it listed locally and reserve the right to stop the aution early. Thanks for looking. |
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