1997 Buick Park Avenue

Sedan

6 cylinder

Automatic

1G4CW52KXV4623726

Clear

Gasoline

97 Buick Park Ave, CleanOn Apr-13-16 at 21:02:29 PDT, seller added the following information: This car has one owner. Non-Smoker. Leather Seats, Power Seats for Drivers side and passenger side. This car also has an alarm system. I will try to add more photos. Tires have plenty of tread. Wheels are niceOn Apr-14-16 at 12:43:49 PDT, seller added the following information: Update: For whatever reason, the fuel gauge started acting funny today. The dial went past the full mark and I had to use a magnet to get the dial to go back to the correct position. I went online and it said this is a common problem with buick park avenues. The fuel level gauge on the center console may need replacing in the near future.., seems ok for now. I've added more photos. Please view them. The brakes on this car still have a lot of meat on them. You can see in the pictures. The battery (Interstate) is fairly new. Replaced 11/18/2014. I have the receipt. The tires also have a lot of tread on them. They were replaced 06/18/2012. I have the receipt as well. They are jelly tires and are in very nice condition. Additionally, please look at the photos. We are talking about a nineteen year old car that is in great shape. Low miles. The paint does show its age. I took some pictures for you to view... It looks like scratches in the paint depending on the angle of the sun/time of day. These scratches however are not noticeable to the touch. The paint feels smooth.On Apr-15-16 at 18:11:15 PDT, seller added the following information: Just want to correct the Typo in the last posting I made: The tires on the car are KELLY tires. (Very Good Condition. Also I found the below post online regarding the Fuel Gauge Needle. The gauge is working fine now. They say that when there is an erratic voltage condition this happens sometimes and that the gauge is just fine. In my Case, I found the battery cable end was loose. So I tightened it. All is well now. Update: I read this on-line. I believe this is what happened. The battery voltage went low and it caused the needle to fluctuate. Everything is working fine nowFuel Gauge Needle Stuck on Wrong Side of "Empty Stop" on Buick Park Avenue Do to a low or erratic voltage condition, the fuel gauge needle may "jump" around and become stuck on the back side of the "stop" below the "empty" indicator. This does not mean the gauge is broken. If the gauge cover is removed and the needle is gently moved back around to the correct side of the pin, the gauge will again function normally. When the needle is moved back to the correct position, the electrical problem that caused the needle to jump in the first place must be corrected or the needle may jump around again. The most common problems that cause this condition are a weak battery or corrosion on the battery cable ends. In my case: the battery cable was loose. I tightened it and the fuel gauge is working fine now. On Apr-15-16 at 20:11:06 PDT, seller added the following information: Very Clean Car