1986 Buick Regal T-type 3.8l Sfi Turbo W/t-tops Burgundy/burgundy on 2040-cars
Clanton, Alabama, United States
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Selling the T-type to make room in the shop - no time to drive it and she needs a new home. This car was maintained with Mobil 1 Synthetics and has a few minor upgrades that were done prior to my owning the car in the summer of 1988. This car has a watercooled turbo but I still idled the car for approx 60 seconds prior to shutoff. 3-inch exhaust with flowmaster mufflers. Solid intake tube, new gas tank, fuel pump, sending unit and fuel filter. Car is a good daily driver with minimal work - Here's what I know of that needs to be addressed on the car to get it show ready: -Needs to be painted - car has original factory paint that has weathered - -Top of dash is cracked (Vinyl and the plastic grill need to be repaired or replaced) -T-top gaskets, and window gaskets on the doors need to be replaced. -Needs (and comes with) bumper fillers, hood badges, OEM style floor mats. -Visors need to be re-covered -Carpet on back deck (speaker deck) needs to be replaced -AC isn't cold, but we had replaced the compressor with GM factory unit in 1992 before the car was garage stored around 1995 till sept of last year - definitely gonna need a recharge. -Need center-caps for original wheels -Hood blanket needs to be replaced to show the car -Rubber bumpers (black) that ran on mid-section from front to rear were removed a long time ago when one started to fall off - so you'd probably want to get those to get it to the factory look -Heater Core (comes with one, but hasn't been installed as of right now) Runs great - I always ran this car with Mobil 1 Synthetic, always cooled down the turbo - even after water injected turbo upgrade was added. New tires, new tank, fuel pump, sending unit, radiator. New heater core *(not installed yet). Serviced last month with Royal Purple trans fluid, differential fluid, and synthetic oil. Seats, carpet, doors, and console are in great shape. All chrome is in excellent shape Never wrecked - NO RUST, NO BODYWORK done except on front left fender had a grocery cart hit it and was repaired + parking lamp replaced 111,604 miles Let me know if you have specific questions. I can be reached at 205-281-1751. |
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