1972 Buick Electra 225 on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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Car is in good condition. No rust that I can find - mechanically sound. ~79,000, cloth interior in good condition. One rip on the side of the side of the outside shoulder by the driver seat. Good running condition. Stored in winters. AM-FM Stereo radio, speed alert and trip set, Carpet Savers (front floor mats), and factory air (AC not working) with manual controls. No: power seat, power windows, tilt wheel. ANTIQUE GOLD with a Sandalwood vinyl roof and Sandalwood cloth interior. All original. I have factory original bug deflector if you want it as well. Here is a video: http://youtu.be/ngahvdhKaC0 Service: Oil Change, new intake manifold gasket set, fuel pump, fuel sending unit, a vacuum advance control, air filter, thermostat housing gasket, a carb. rebuild kit, contact set, distributor condenser, distributor cap & rotor, tranny vacuum modulator, tranny filter kit, ignition coil, electrical work for interior dash lights done |
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