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Souped Up, Decked Out 1981 Buick Regal--completely Redone on 2040-cars

US $10,500.00
Year:1981 Mileage:85690
Location:

Cochrane, Wisconsin, United States

Cochrane, Wisconsin, United States
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This is one awesome cruiser.  It rides like a Buick should but sounds a lot better.  The odometer shows 85,690; the motor has approximately 35,000 on it and the tranny was rebuilt about 200 miles ago.  This car was custom fitted with a 383 Stroker, automatic transmission with a Hurst shifter (you know--like the one in the Dukes of Hazard movie remake), custom exhaust so it has a little rumble but isn't too loud.  The interior was also completely redone with new matching custom seat covers, floor mats and headliner.  The dash was repainted to match as were the door skins and every other little detail you can think of.  This car is well worth the money we are asking.  All you have to do is get in it and enjoy it.  If I failed to mention something, please message me.  Thank you.

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