1985 Buick Riviera Luxury Coupe 2-door 5.0l 99500 Actual Miles on 2040-cars
Kokomo, Indiana, United States
Up for auction is a very nice American classic. An 85 Buick Riviera Luxury coupe. Starts runs and rides great. This is the loaded option, Power windows, seats and door locks, plus cruise and A/C. A/C holds a charge so it don't leak but does not blow cold so it will need converted and charged. Windows and both seats work. Door locks works sometimes. Interior is beautiful besides 3 straight cracks on the top of the dash. Battery is newer and holds a good charge, Tires only have about 2,000 miles on them. Brakes are newer. Exhaust is quiet. All lights turn signals and horn work. Radio works, but shorts out once in a while. Rides down the road straight and doesn't pull to either side while breaking. The vinyl top has come loose in the middle on top from the chrome strip and has various stress cracks from the sun. I've tried to give you all the info needed, but just ask if ive missed something. Yes, I drive it a few times a week so the mileage may be higher. It definitely is road worthy to drive across the states to where ever you may need to take it. This is a no reserve auction, im setting the starting price at the least I'm willing to part with it because for some reason I cannot figure how to set a reserve on it. So happy bidding. I require a $200 non refundable deposit through paypal, and the remainder in cash at time of pick up. I WILL NOT SHIP!!!. And the car must be picked up by the following weekend of the end of the auction. Ive put plenty of pics to give you an idea about the shape of this car, And check the Auto score, off the chart, 1 owner , title clean, no accidents. I don't have to sell this car, it will sell itself. And if you know anything about these cars, they are almost allways missing the plastic body parts, Mine are all here, look at the pics. Enjoy the auction folks. |
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