https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/d/van-nuys-1970-buick-estate-wagon/7479084856.html 1970 Buick Estate Wagon - $14,000 (Van Nuys) © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 1970 buick estate wagon condition: good cylinders: 8 cylinders drive: rwd fuel: gas odometer: 99000 paint color: custom size: full-size title status: clean transmission: automatic type: wagon 1970 Buick Estate Wagon, only 99,000 miles, family owned, totally rust free, always garaged, meticulously maintained, gorgeous Cornet Gold paint, fantastic Dark interior, excellent chrome and trim, powerful 455 cu in 370 HP V8, TH400 automatic, factory A/C, posi-traction rear axle, power steering, power brakes, tilt steering wheel, AM/FM radio, cruise control, rear defogger, rim-blow horn, remote mirror, right side mirror, power rear window, roof rack, wind deflector, rear facing third row seat, rear door opens tailgate or barn door style, Buick Road wheels, original California Blue plates, seats fold down flat from front bench seat back, white wall radial tires, runs and drives great, rare full size wagon ready to cruise! 14,000 obo. Have current reg tags through Oct 2022. Call for more details
Description says rim blow steering wheel , right hand outside mirror , Buick road wheels Don't see any of those . Beautiful deluxe interior with 3 rd seat , great looking paint and what do you say about the engine compartment , doesn't look like the same car. Bill
Some people only look and can clean the parts of the car they look at. My engine compartment looks great, but the rest of the car, not so much. This car, the opposite. AWESOME CAR! And a 1970 455 to boot.
That brings back memories.. A buddy and I bought one of those to swap the motor into his 73 Stage 1 Riv here back in about 84... very similar to this car, a bit of rust, but nothing major. Same miles.. But we paid $400 bucks for it.. stole the engine and trans, and then sent the rest of it to the wrecking yard. No idea it would ever be worth 14K... I told him.. Keep the OE motor, even in high school, I knew his non GS, but factory equipped Stage 1 Riv would be worth something someday.. we put it on a roller cart, and stored it next to the garage, and threw a heavy tarp over it.. Motor swap was a great success, and some time later I was at his house.. and noticed his original motor was gone.. his reply: " Ya, the casters were sinking into the blacktop, so my dad made me sell it.. I got $200 bucks for it..." JW
