https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Buick...657500?hash=item28adbed89c:g:qdIAAOSwPndgZMPa Does anyone here have any information on this car? Thanks in advance.
>"She still retains a mirror shine of original Burnished Brown with the original interior. " >"The only paint receipt for the car is from 1977 which is incredible, because the car looks amazing, with only a few very minor blemish's. She has no rust or rust repairs anywhere." Yes, it is incredible.
I like the color combo. @collector has (had?) the correct rallye steering wheel for it (a rare piece indeed). Strong $ (unfortunately) for a stepchild and of course the devil is in the details/history. Edit - Just read the description (I usually do that 1st) and if it's as described sounds like an awesome car & includes a rallye wheel.
Curious if this came out of the Fresno area. One of the Stage 1's I had owned shared space with a brown stage hardtop project with buckets, and a second frame off 69 Stage 1...
I am not the authority at all, but my guess if this car was fully restored it would bring maybe $55 - 65K. Add some more dollars if it was a four speed and/or a convertible. The money he is asking in my opinion would be for a lower mileage survivor type car. I think the car should be bought for around $32K tops. Please correct me if I am wrong. By the way, I am looking out for a friend who is considering buying the car.
This one at 32 k would be a good buy if the car checks out and looks as good in person. Paying more depends on how bad someone wants it. Good solid original cars are hard to find .
Jeff- I think $32K would be tops. There's a few things that stick out which would make me scratch my chin.... There's work that needs to be done to bring it to the next level..
