1936...buick Century Sport Coupe on 2040-cars
Monroe, Michigan, United States
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1936 Buick Century Sport Coupe 1936 was the first year that Buick used the Century Model name...The name was attributed to the car's top speed of 100 mph...This was achieved in the lighter and smaller 40-series body, but with the large 80-90 series Str-8 engine...The engine displaces 320 cubic inches and developed 120 hp... This three window, rumble seat is rare enough but Buick only produced 331 with the dual-side-mount option...The car should be considered road-ready...A new carb has been recently installed and all lights and gauges work...Trip lights are not hooked up... The car's body and undercarriage are solid...Paint and trim are not show quality but more than presentable...Interior should be considered good condition...The pictures show that this is a sharp car... The Reserve has been set at a very reasonable priced considering the low production number...$25,000.00...If you would like to inspect or test drive, the car is available during normal business hours...For more information please call 734-241-9403... Due to vehicle age all sales are "as is"...Buyer is responsible for vehicle pick-up or delivery along with any applicable tax or title fees...Full payment is due within 7 days of close of auction... |
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