Original 20,000 Mile Survior on 2040-cars
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
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WELCOME to the auction for my 1984 OLDSMOBILE REGENCY BROUGHAM four door sedan. This car is certainly a car collector's dream come true. As I begin my final work year before retirement I have decided to cut my car collection in half and I am starting with the cream of the crop. This vehicle is definitely museum quality and you will be able to realize that once you view the photo gallery provided in this auction listing. The paint is original and excellent, the interior is also original and excellent and appears to never ever have had any rear seat passengers. The vinyl top is also original and excellent and all of the chrome is also original and excellent as listed. All of the original documents will be provided to the new owner including the window sticker, owners manual, and all of the receipts that I acquired with the purchase of this vehicle and addtional ones that I have personally added. This OLDS has a very reasonable reserve for a car of this high tandard. Don't miss it as I don't believe that I will ever acquire another one as nice as this one. The car is also available locally. No warranties are provided or implied. The new owner will have one week to provide a non refundable $1,000.00 deposit upon winning the auction. All questions will be answered. Please ask me anything about the car prior to the end of the auction. I will do my best to answer all of your questions. Good luck bidding. -THX.- TRADER-ALB.
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For the sake of perspective, translated to US population, this total recall figure would equal a car for each resident of New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Montana, Delaware, South Dakota, Alaska, North Dakota, the District of Columbia, Vermont and Wyoming. Combined. Here's how it all breaks down:
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