1969 Buick Riviera New Rebuilt Engine, Trans, Rear, 3 Day Auction No Reserve on 2040-cars
Tracy, California, United States
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I'm selling a 1969 Buick Riviera. about this vehicle from older gentleman. Odometer reads 34000 miles. Engine was rebuilt with all new parts with recipt and with only 300 miles on the rebuilt. The block Was dipped and boiled, new cam and bearings and cylinder were bored, heads were rebuilt as well. Motor was fully disassembled and balance. Also had Transmission rebuilt, and rear end was rebuilt with posi traction. Also bought new radiator, altenator, carburator, spark plus, coil, fuel pump, fuel sending unit, spark plug wires and many more. Everything is pretty much brand new. car runs and drives great. When i bought it i drove it for 120 miles with no problems.
The car was repainted this year. The previous owner hAd the fender repainted but it doesnt match so the fender needs to be repainted to match, i called around and its a few hundred dollars to fix. Car is straight with no dents or rust. Just installed A new black vinyl top. Interior is all original and its in decent shape. Just has a rip on driver side bottom seat and driver side carpet. Besides that every looks good. Dash has no cracks, headliner still in tact and rear seats and carpet in great condition. Original stero still work, as well as A-track player but needs to be re-connected. Speakers are not installed either. Power everything and all power works. Power windows work, power seats work, turn signals work, brake lights work, horn works and vacuum lights function like they should Please bid only if your going to buy it and have the money. Payment is due 3 days after auction ends with the deposit of 500 due 24 hours through paypal. The rest through bank to bank wire transfer. Im not responsible for shipping or anything that happens during shipping. Please remember, this is a used car, which as nice as it may be, is not prefect. I strive to deliver accurate descriptions, but it is possible to miss small deficiencies (i.e. missing lighters, key fobs, CD cartridges, manuals, etc.) and will not be held liable for these minor misnomers. All or our vehicles are sold AS IS/WHERE IS and come with no warranties, expressed or implied, unless otherwise stated On Jun-04-14 at 00:59:29 PDT, seller added the following information: Car is located in Tracy CA 95376 |
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