Yes, I sold the gold one (see avatar). Actually, I traded with the previous owner who really wanted the car back; yes it was that nice. I planned on keeping this one (it too is really nice), but divorce is forcing me to sell. I only have the pics from the previous owner right now, but I'll take more tomorrow if it stops raining. The car is gorgeous and can be daily driven; runs fantastic ... interior is perfect and also has a nice aftermarket radio (below dash; no cut-ups) with subs and amps in the trunk. No rust and car is solid and straight. Paint is 8 out of 10; for a driver it's perfect! Could use only new rubber around the side windows. I want $14000. As with the last car it too will be on eBay within a week, but Buick enthusiasts always get first dibs in my book! :grin: ... car is located in Pembroke Pines, Florida (just NW of Miami).
I see you have Mike's old car from California. Looks like a real nice car. He had a hard time selling, I'm glad to see it went to a good home.
Yes, it went to Don in NC and as soon as it arrived (next day in fact) we met up in Jacksonville for the trade. I still have the title from Mike as Don barely had the car for 24 hours, :laugh: . It is sitting nicely in my garage. I'm open to offers.
As promised, please click this link for lots more pictures! I'm a motivated seller people, as I must sell her.
Original wheel was cracked up pretty bad but I still have it . Cars paint is 6 out of 10 at best . Splotty paint job but great body !
It's great paint for a driver but color is spotty like he didn't have regulator on painting gun .he did use good materials like ppg k200 primer . Car is super staight with no rust and is a driver .
sounds like a great candidate for a little detrimming and a quality respray. follow that with some of the rubber that might be needing replaced and you got yourself one sweeeeeeeeet ride. That fact that it sounds like a straight solid car and the use of good materials is very encouraging. I should say it sounds like one sweet ride anyway :beer
I called it 8 out of 10 because unless you are right up on the paint or under fluorescent lighting you can't see any of the spray faults. The paint is smooth and glossy, not glass but gloss, and there is no orange peel. The rubber that needs replacing is around the windows. But if you're looking for a great driver this is the one. It's one of the reasons I traded the other car back to Don. The gold one was almost too pretty to drive ... nervousness came easy. :laugh:
I'm dropping the price to $12K if anyone here is interested. My reserve is set at $12,700 ... I really need to sell, but am not interested in being low-balled.
