87 GN
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looks like an 86 front grill
No, not just the grill but, it is listed as an 87 GN ( no HP in the vin #), too much chrome to be a real GN, lost title "
there is no title for the car but you will not have any problems getting one for it. It is our car we just don't want to spend the time to go get a title." What???
If you own the car why wouldn't you want the title for it, make time, their whole advertisement would change, have title for $4900. Turbo Buick ,yes, real 87 GN , doubt it.
there is no title for the car but you will not have any problems getting one for it. It is our car we just don't want to spend the time to go get a title." What???
If you own the car why wouldn't you want the title for it, make time, their whole advertisement would change, have title for $4900. Turbo Buick ,yes, real 87 GN , doubt it.
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It doesn't matter - for $4900, it's overpriced.
Way overpriced
Well, I'm being harsh I know - considering how well maintained it looks.
But - Fantastic, finished cars are going begging at $11K
Take this car at $5K, add at least - $5K minimum in paint - another whatever in motor - another whatever in interior, add to that the odds n ends of years of deferred maintenance and being that it sat in NJ, I'll wager there is some rust as well.
What you are really looking at is a parts car.
Because the market is so cruel right now - that you can get more money for the parts than you could restoring the car.,
But someone will probably buy it thinking they got a "deaL"
But these people are on crack if they think they can sell it as a "car" - without a title.
They sound like foreigners.
Scamming
Way overpriced
Well, I'm being harsh I know - considering how well maintained it looks.
But - Fantastic, finished cars are going begging at $11K
Take this car at $5K, add at least - $5K minimum in paint - another whatever in motor - another whatever in interior, add to that the odds n ends of years of deferred maintenance and being that it sat in NJ, I'll wager there is some rust as well.
What you are really looking at is a parts car.
Because the market is so cruel right now - that you can get more money for the parts than you could restoring the car.,
But someone will probably buy it thinking they got a "deaL"
But these people are on crack if they think they can sell it as a "car" - without a title.
They sound like foreigners.
Scamming
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