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Beautiful 1969 Buick Gs 400 Convertible For Sale on 2040-cars
Year:1969
Mileage:40565
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This is a beautiful well kept Buick GS. Red Exterior, black vinyl interior. Auto transmission. Power steering, brakes, windows and top. Engine rebuilt 2005. Painted in 2000. Convertible top replaced 2004. Indoor stored/covered during the winter. Only driven in the summer. This car had two previous owners before me. I do require the buyer to make the arrangements to pick the car up. I will kindly ask the buyer to send me a down payment of $2000 through Paypal, then we can settle up the rest with cash or a certified cashier's check at the time the buyer picks the vehicle up.
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