1974 LeSabre Low Low miles $3,900 Vancouver

Well I am very tempted by this car... I saw it from the beginning as it's only 30 min down the road from me, but I just don't have the room to keep it right now, but I think this is a screaming deal. Not really an investment though as I'm not sure it's going to ever be worth much more than their asking price. Just have to buy it and use it! I have a nice set of buick ralleys that would really look good on this thing.

 

I would just add a turbo and drugs the crap out of it!

 

Alrighty Marc

thanks for the history-lesson. I had no idea there was a Trudeau senior.
Canada is hardly ever in our news so my knowledge about it is limited, the US sometimes too much.

Patrick

 

And now back to the car...man, am I tempted to go and get it...but I really, really don't need it.

 

I guess someone should get it, send to Europe and cash in a nice margin.
1000$ less and someone will derbyit....noooooooo

 

Well, I wouldn't go so far as calling that a history lesson, more a one sided view of past events, but this site is about Buicks not politically charged rants.
While I respect Marc's opinion, it is far from the majority. The metric system being base 10 was always superior to inch and pounds, but that could be the German in me

 

Have a look at this other garage queen (mopar, sorry) for $2400 Canadian!

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/kitchener-waterloo/1973-chrysler-newport/1494287584

 

Doug: Adding another full-size Buick would take up lots of curb in front of your house. Agreed, it's a good deal.

Nando.

 

I wonder what the drag coefficient would be for that rolling brick Typical Canadian no nonsense, no options car.

 

Hey Nando! I think this one needs to find its way up to Squamish. I’ve maxed out all my potential storage!

if anyone wants a closer look, let me know.

 

The last time I was in one of these it was at a drive-in and there some nasty things going on...I don't think her father would have appreciated what we were doing in there...I can't even remember what the movie was called.
The car is cheap, and if it runs, it's make a good grocery-getter even in this day and age. It's not my taste though, so I'll take a hard pass on it. Funny thing, the same thing happened to the girl.

 

We had a 75 in the early 80's that my dad bought from a friend and it was mint. Loved the car, especially the ride and of course the room in the back seat. But my mom couldn't get used to driving this boat. We had a Vega before! So about a year later, it was traded in for a new Chevette... I was too young and innocent to do what you were doing in the back seat though!