1986 Buick Grand National

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6 - Cyl.

Automatic

1G4GK4775GP226955

Gasoline

Up for bids is an affordable, driveable, American muscle classic, with a very low reserve. Needs body work and interior restoration. Engine and transmission feel strong. Suspension and exhaust are good as well. Brakes (rotors and pads) replaced in 2010. Also the front wheel bearings were repacked. The exterior needs body work, especially around the passenger rear wheel and both sides of the roofline. The interior was cleaned, however moisture over time has entered the car. Please bid only after seeing the photo link. Passed Massachusetts Inspection previously in 2010. The low reserve reflects the work needed to this classic. Chips Transportation in Walpole, MA. is a local company that can transport across the country should you be far away. Recent repairs done 4 weeks ago (unless noted): New Fuel Pump (7 months ago) Stainless brake lines (ditto) Tune up. Done by a fellow GN owner and ace mechanic: Spark Plug wires Spark Plugs Idle Control Body Vacuum hoses Mass Air Flow Sensor disassembled, cleaned Oil and filter changed Many additional photos at this link: https://picasaweb.google.com/106514448948537988344/GrandNational?authuser=0&feat=directlink And now the fine print: I do not take Paypal. Payment must be via bank check or cash within 3 days of auction close, and pickup within 2 weeks of auction close. Selling As-Is and Where-Is. Title is clean and clear in previous owners name (a friend of mine). As a fyi, the owner before him was his brother-in-law, whom owned the car since almost new. You would be the 4th owner. Extra parts shown in the trunk photo. Drive as-is with some body repairs, or start to restore the last of the American muscle cars. The car is for sale locally. Happy BiddingOn Sep-26-11 at 17:41:23 PDT, seller added the following information: The A/C compressor was replaced within 12 months ago. The odometer is broken, around 500 miles ago (at most). I've added the miles to the description. I believe the cable is broken as you can hear a clicking sound coming from the odometer area when driving. I'd recommend the new owner refurbish the unit.