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1973 Buick Electra 225 Deuce And A Quarter 2-door 7.5l on 2040-cars

US $6,500.00
Year:1973 Mileage:12995
Location:

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Chicago, Illinois, United States

For sale this 1973 Buick Electra 225 coupe,this Buick is in great condition for it age and shows normal wear
the body is in great shape and appears to be very solid with no lower body rust at all
the paint does show wear and is stained from the car sitting for a few years outside on a concrete patio
the interior is in great shape also with a small rip on the drivers seat as shown
the carpet is really nice ,the dash is perfect,the driver door armrest is worn
the am radio works as it should,the climate control works as it should in each fan speed
the heat is hot and the a/c appears to just need the freon charged
the wipers work in each speed and the washer fluid also works
the rear defogger fan also works in both speeds
all of the interior lights work
the headliner is perfect.
the dash clock works and all of the glass is free of breaks
all of the windows work but the passenger front ,i think the motor is broken
all of the chrome is on the car and in great shape
it has rear air shocks
all of the tires have great tread but the two front tires do have some dry  damage to the sides
The rear window does have a leak at the bottom and there is damage to the bottom of the vinyl top from the leak.
The car runs fine at high speeds with no shaking or pulling
this is a really nice Buick and should make a excellent easy project for anyone
it does appear to have had some paint work done but im no expert but in my opinion does not appear to be a original buick color
the car is what i would call a 10 footer...it looks great from ten feet away...Lol
its a nice soild car that with a few $$ will be a excellent car !!!
any questions or concerns please contact Terrence 773-879-5154

Buick Electra for Sale

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