1990 Buick Reatta Convertible California Car All Original Rare Driftwood Color on 2040-cars
Westminster, California, United States
SUPER RARE 1990 BUICK REATTA CONVERTIBLE.ONLY 2132 CONVERTIBLES WERE MADE IN 1990.THE CAR WAS ONLY PRODUCED FOR 2 YEARS(1990-1991).THESE CARS HAVE BECOME VERY COLLECTIBLE BECAUSE OF ITS LOW PRODUCTION.THE CAR HAS ALWAYS BEEN IN CALIFORNIA SINCE 1990,SO IT IS COMPLETELY RUST FREE.IT STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL LIGHT DRIFTWOOD GOLD PAINT.THE PAINT IS IN VERY GOOD ORIGINAL SHAPE.IT DOES HAVE SOME MINOR DINGS,SCRATCHES AND IMPERFECTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH A CAR OF THIS AGE.NO PARTICULAR FADING OR CLEARCOAT ISSUES.THE CAR HAS NEVER BEEN IN ANY ACCIDENTS.THE INSIDE LEATHER INTERIOR IS TAN.IT IS ALL ORIGINAL AND IN GOOD USED CONDITION.THE SEATS HAVE NO RIPS.THE CARPETS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION.THE DASH HAS NO CRACKS.THE TAN CONVERTIBLE TOP IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE WITH NO RIPS OR TEARS AND HAS THE ORIGINAL GLASS REAR WINDOW WITH THE DEFROSTER IN THE GLASS.THE TRUNK COMPARTMENT LOOKS LIKE IT HAS NEVER BEEN USED.THE SPARE TIRE IS BRAND NEW.THE CAR RUNS AND DRIVES DOWN THE ROAD WITH NO PROBLEMS.IT RUNS ON ALL 6 CYLINDERS AND DOES NOT SMOKE OR HAVE ANY OVERHEATING PROBLEMS.IT IS THE ORIGINAL ENGINE WITH 157K MILES AND HAS NEVER BEEN OVERHAULED.THE ALTERNATOR STILL OPERATES AND CHARGES BUT DOES MAKE SOME NOISES.THE CAR HAS THE ORIGINAL REATTA WHEELS THAT DO HAVE SOME SCRATCHES AND MARKS ON THEM,BUT IN GOOD USED CONDITION.THE TIRES ARE GOOD USED SHAPE.THE DASH GAUGES ALL OPERARTE EXCEPT FOR THE OIL GAUGE.IT READS LOW,BUT THE OIL PRESSURE STILL WORKS FINE AND THE OIL STAYS FULL.IT MIGHT BE A WIRE THAT FELL OFF OR A FAULTY GAUGE LIGHT,BUT DOES NOT HAVE ANY EFFECT ON THE DRIVING OF THE CAR.THE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM IS ALL COMPLETE BUT NOT SUPER COLD.IT WILL NEED SOME SERVICING OR FREON REFILLED.THE MECHANICAL HEADLIGHT DOORS OPERATE INTERMITTANTLY AND NEEDS ADJUSTMENT TO OPEN AND CLOSE PROPERLY.THIS IS A GOOD DRIVER QUALITY CAR.IT IS NOT PERFECT AND WILL NEED SOME WORK TO MAKE IT REALLY NICE,BUT IT IS AN HONEST ORIGINAL CONVERTIBLE THAT HAS NOT BEEN ALTERED.
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