No Reserve- 1981 Buick Regal Estate Wagon-very Rare-extra Clean-low Miles on 2040-cars
Rialto, California, United States
NO RESERVE 1981 Buick Regal Estate Wagon 55,822 MILES 3.8 LITER V6 ENGINE Rare & Unique Collectors car Low Miles
ALL ORIGINAL CALL (949) 610-1747 TO MAKE IT YOURS TODAY CALL (949) 610-1747 TO MAKE IT YOURS TODAY Exterior: This extra clean Buick Regal estate wagon is in stunning condition showcasing a car that has been well taken care of since the day it rolled off the showroom floor. Its exterior is covered in a flawless two tone tan & brown which blends exceptionally with the Beige interior making this wagon something different and worthwhile. Time has done little, to nothing to the condition of this car, and it shows from every angle. This car is all original. Please take time to review all the photos and please feel free to ask all the questions you would like. This car has fully operational brakes, all the lights work perfectly, This Buick Regal Estate wagon has 55,822 low miles on it. This vehicle has a Powerful 3.8L V6 engine making it not only fuel efficient but powerful as well. Title: This car comes with a clean clear California title for ownership questions feel free to call (949)-610-1747 to talk to a live representative. Considering the incredible quality of this car, you will almost always find the car has been sold before the auction ending from some who saw the true potential of this fine car. Please come by and inspect the car or have it inspected. CALL (949)-610-1747
In 1977, the Buick Estate was downsized and launched on General Motors' B-body. In 1979 an Estate Wagon Limited was offered with many extra cost options included as standard. To further differentiate the Limited model, fenders included four VentiPorts (up from three) and the interior had loose pillow designed seating. In 1980 body changes made the wagon more aerodynamic for better fuel efficiency. Also in 1980, the Electra Estate Wagon was introduced and replaced the Estate Wagon Limited. The 'base' model was called the LeSabre Estate Wagon. The Electra Estate model name was used in 1988 and 1989 even though the Electra sedan used the front wheel drive C platform. In 1990 the Estate model name was used, even though the Electra name was used for the final model year, 1990, for the sedan models. After the Buick V8's discontinuation, the Estate initially came with either the Olds 307 or Olds 350 diesel. PRODUCTION NUMBERS 19,860 $ (1989) 1981: 6,334 Inspection This 1981 Buick Regal Estate Wagon has been inspected serviced and road tested. The inspection is a comprehensive courtesy inspection, come by and check it out for yourself or have it inspected by a professional any time during the active listing. Driven at street and highway speeds. Inspector notes, vehicle performed excellent throughout all speed trials including acceleration and deceleration. Transmission shifted thru all gears at various speeds and road conditions including reverse. Inspector notes, automatic transmission shifted excellent through all gears including incline driving. It performed exceptionally on acceleration as well as deceleration Seat belts, running lights and brakes inspected. Inspector notes, Seats belts are in excellent condition, running lights excellent, and brakes excellent. Checked for broken hoses, worn or loose belts and visible leaks. Inspector notes, all hoses and belts appear to be excellent, and no visible leaks detected anywhere. Ran at idle for 45 minutes to check for heating or leaks. Inspector notes, No heating or leaking issues, the vehicle remained cool Final road test and quality check. Inspector notes, Final road test and quality checked performed and the vehicle passed final inspection with an overall rating of excellent. With few cars of this type reflecting similar results. Concluding independent evaluation: This vehicle appears to be in excellent condition with few problems, This car preformed well, but buyer should be take account of its age.
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