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1982 Buick Regal Limited Coupe 2-door 3.8l Original Paint Low Miles on 2040-cars

Year:1982 Mileage:27000
Location:

Merrick, New York, United States

Merrick, New York, United States

Up for bid is This all original 82 Buick Regal Limited., the car has been garaged since new. I acquired this car from an older gentleman and was told the miles are original at 27,000. I have no documentation to verify that but can say the more you look at the car, it seems likely, there is no sagging of the doors, very minor wear on the seats and carpet, the engine runs perfect and is extremely quiet, the glass is all very nice without major scratches etc. you can probably car fax the vin if you wish.

 The car runs and drives great, there is no rust at all on or under the car, the doors are solid and the trunk area is like new. The paint is in excellent condition for 32 years old but does have a few nicks and scratches, and some fading on the hood. The vinyl half top is in remarkable condition, like new. All seals and weatherstrips are in great shape.

The only known issue is the A/C is not cold, it has never been recharged and has not been converted from R12, more than likely just needs a service.

The interior; seats are excellent with very minor wear, carpet is clean and in good condition, dash is perfect with factory radio still in place and working, headliner is tacked up, door panels could use some work as there is one piece of wood grain trim missing and the lower panels have the common problem of becoming faded and chalky over time.

Any questions, you can call me at 516-526-1448

Terms; bidders with less than a 5 positive rating must contact me prior to bidding. Call 516-526-1448  or email with your phone #.
 A $500 non refundable deposit will be required via paypal immediate following the auction unless other arrangements are previously agreed upon, the balance is due within 7 days in cash or certified funds.

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