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1974 Buick Electra 225 455-cu 4 Door 2 Family Car Electric Everything Driver on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:92678
Location:

Valley City, North Dakota, United States

Valley City, North Dakota, United States

Buick Electra for sale,

 

Up for auction is this Buick Elektra 2 family owner car, current family has owned it since the seventies. We are auctioning it here on e-bay but we will only sell it when you tell us what you think you are planning on doing with the car. If you do not send us a message as to which purpose you are intending to use this car for we will not sell it to you! So please, send us a message through e-bay letting us know of your intentions. This is a private sale, the car is sold as-is where-is, if you want to look at it in person this can be arranged.

 

Feel free to make any inquiries about the car. After reading the description below.

 

Good:

 

-      - It`s a drivers car as you can see by the tabs.

-     - It`s in great shape considering its age

-     -  Low mileage

-      - Full options, besides the cloth interior

-      - White wall tires with good threat and no severe weathering

-       -Original hubcaps

-     -  Big engine!

-      - Drives as if your floating on the road

-       -Most of the vehicles documentation is there

-      - No tears in the leather cover

-     -  Has been garaged most of its life until this year

 

Bad:

 

-       -Air-conditioning is not working.

-      - Minute tear in the drivers seat

-      - Has a small dent in the left and right front fender

-      - Right light in the front bumper is broken

-       -Some scratches here and there

-      - Rear plastic covers on rearfenders and taillights are gone/broken (see pictures)

-      - Light rust spots here and there nothing rotted just surface rust

-       -Air-conditioning is not working

-      - Small tear in the drivers seat

-      - Could use a tune-up.

 

I bet I missed a good point or a bad point. In the end, this car needs a new home where it can be appreciated for what it is. Current family has different interests but does want to see this car go to a good home. 

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