1987 Buick Grand National Original 2k Actual Miles All Docs Collector No Reserve on 2040-cars
Woodbury, New Jersey, United States
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NO RESERVE AUCTION HIGHEST BIDDER WINS ! SUPER RARE GN WITH SUPER LOW MILES ONE OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD ! { 2,633K MILE ORIGINAL 1987 TURBOCHARGED BUICK GRAND NATIONAL }
Grand Nationals that have not been modified and been kept in outstanding original condition are getting very rare indeed. How about one that has only 2,633 miles and has been kept original and pampered its entire life. The ones in this condition don’t come up for sale often. The market on these has been climbing making these GN's clearly collectible and desirable for all car collectors. This GN is outstanding and matching numbers in all aspects. It was an occasionally driven and trailered to shows and never modified or driven hard. 100% stock and original. There are some GN’s that are considered ‘lightweights’ by the GN collectors. These are cars that came with T-tops (that DOES NOT leak), NO power windows, NO power door locks, NO power seats, and NO cruise control. Very desirable. This is one of those rare ‘lightweights’. I have never seen another with the T-top option as a ‘lightweight’. Simply put, original and very fast. It does have AM/FM stock radio and the G80 posi rear-end. This Buick Grand National is sure to satisfy even the most discriminating 80’s muscle car enthusiast. Mechanically: This GN performs exceptionally - as new. It is very quick and aggressive. It needs no mechanical attention in its completely stock form. New battery installed January 2014. The vehicle does not have a hint of rust. It is tight and handles and stops superbly. It still wears its original tires that are not dry rotted or flat spotted. Exterior cosmetics: The black paint is original and looks great; the car has never been hit or been repaired. The paint and body panels are exactly as it left the manufacturing plant in September 1987. The GN’s only modification is the professional installation of side and rear window tinting. Interior cosmetics: The interior is exceptional! No wear, stains or cracks. It smells like a factory new GN when you open the doors. Never smoked in or mistreated in any fashion and no alterations from stock equipment have been made. Special Note: Vehicle comes with full ownership documentation, purchase & sales brochures, and the original sales agreement. Additionally, the GN comes with DUSTOP cover for maximum dust protection for indoor storage and with an exterior Weathershield car cover. Even signed by Molly (now deceased) on the 20th reunion celebration for the Buick GN (in 2007)! RARE FIND WILL NOT LAST $39,500 CALL ZACH @ 609-504-8808 WITH ANY QUESTIONS CALL ME NOW TO BUY IT NOW I MAY END AUCTION AT ANYTIME SINCE THIS VEHICLE IS FOR SALE LOCALLY TERMS AND CONDITIONS Ebay customers must contact KING OF CARS within 24 hours of the end of auction or any other commitment to purchase through Ebay. All vehicles are for sale locally and we reserve the right to end any auction at any time. All sales require a $500 deposit within 24 hours of sale agreement. Deposits can be made by phone with credit card (Visa, Discover, Master,american express Card), cash or cashier..s check. Deposits are NON-REFUNDABLE. Deposits on vehicles not purchased are applied towards the significant costs of paperwork and title production, advertising costs, Ebay listing fees and lost dealership productivity. Full payment is to be received within 3 days from the end of the auction. Full payment is due before vehicle delivery. All sales are subject to a flat $245 administrative and dealer services fee. Our administrative and dealer services fee is collected by king of cars and is not required by law. Out-of-state buyers are responsible for taxes and registration fees in their own states. NJ residents pay a 7% state sales tax. Please have verifiable funds or pre-approved loan available at time of purchase. Our fax number is 856-579-4812. We will fax or mail you duplicate copies of the paperwork; one for you to keep, and one for you to sign and return. Once payment is received or the loan proceeds have been dispersed, you can then make arrangements to take delivery of the vehicle. The actual miles posted in this listing may be slightly higher due to in-transit repairs or customer road testing. All our vehicles are pre-owned and they are sold in 'As Is' condition. All sales are finalized at our place of business. Pre-buy vehicle inspections are encouraged and will be performed on our premises. Inspections performed after the point of sale will not be accepted or considered. Some vehicles are still under factory warranty (check description) or an extended warranty may be purchased for vehicles under 175,000 miles. We encourage trade-ins and can give you an estimated value of your vehicle over the phone or by e-mail. Once the vehicle leaves our location, all responsibility for the vehicle becomes that of the customer and/or the transport company. The buyer is responsible for all shipping fees or self-arranged transportation. It is agreed by all parties in relation to any transaction involving this vehicle, won through eBay or not, that the proper venue for any legal proceedings will be conducted in gloucester county, NJ. We describe all vehicles as accurately as possible; however it is not possible to include all minute details and imperfections. Books, records, and/or manuals will have pictures of those items in the auction; otherwise the vehicle does not include them. nj-truck-king is the eBay username owned by King of Cars llc , a licensed car dealer in the state of New Jersey. |
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