1987 Buick Regal Grand National Coupe 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Dallas, Pennsylvania, United States
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This unique, original 1987 Buick Grand National was purchased with the intent to keep it as a collector's item by a middle aged doctor in 1987. I ordered it with almost every available option except T-Top, because I was told they leaked. Since the original factory paint was flaking off, the car was professionally repainted in 2010 to the highest standards. At that time the headliner was replaced. I did not replace the sun visors even though the fabric had begun to sag in order to keep the original safety sticker intact. This automobile has always been kept in a garage and is serviced regularly. The motor and drive train were never modified AT ALL. The tires, battery, hood liner, and air & oil filters are not original. The AC functions well and blows very cold. This car drives amazingly well for its age, keeping all its original character: very fast straight line speed and exciting but less than ideal handling. Guaranteed to turn heads wherever it goes.
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