1977 Buick Electra Limited Coupe 2-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Dalton, Georgia, United States
The car was bought new by my parents in 1977 in Denver,Colorado,and then moved to Dalton soon after.The car has been in a carport since being in Georgia once carport was built.There are no dings or dents in car,car has never been wrecked or hit,both bumpers are in good shape.Interior is like new,car was my mothers and she kept it in great condition washing weekly.I have installed new tires Goodyear,new battery,new plugs,new cruise control cables,new windshield washer motor,new windshield,old one had crack in it from a rock.Paint is a little dull due to being silver and age of car.Car uses no oil.Drives and rides like much newer car,has original spare in trunk,trunk is like new,have car cover in trunk if needed.Has landau roof 1/2 as seen in picture.I drive car sometimes and does great.Drove to Atlanta no problems.Is kept in carport now.I need to sell this car as I have 3 of my own and I am elderly have copd plus other medical problems and am not able to do work on car due to high cost of medications.I am lowering price and will take offers on car,it would make anyone a great family car or second car,you need to see it and drive it.Thanks I wish to work thru pay pal and Ebay on sale of car.Down payment is required as per Ebay rules,buyer will have to pick up car or make their arrangements to get sent to their location.Thanks and please look at car good this is a great car.
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