GM_GN_Turbo6
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$500 finders fee seems kinda light. juice is not worth the squeeze so to speak.
WTB: 1k Mile or less 1987 GN or Turbo T
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V6sleeper
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1987 BUICK REGAL GRAND NATIONAL Only 3,514 Miles! - cars & trucks -...
1987 BUICK REGAL GRAND NAT Wow 1987 Grand National! Last year of production, true time capsule, only 3,514 Miles! Runs and drives great, non-smoker, clean Carfax history report no accidents!...
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Pretty close on the miles
steveceno70
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I’d make an offer
steveceno70
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Checking? Fillers are re done?1987 BUICK REGAL GRAND NATIONAL Only 3,514 Miles! - cars & trucks -...
1987 BUICK REGAL GRAND NAT Wow 1987 Grand National! Last year of production, true time capsule, only 3,514 Miles! Runs and drives great, non-smoker, clean Carfax history report no accidents!...providence.craigslist.org
Pretty close on the miles
steveceno70
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I am
V6sleeper
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I dont know but any car regardless of mileage is going to need fillers, time is what deteriorates them.
GNICETRY
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Good call!!! I heard the twins just went for 147K ish. Both had less than 1K miles. So add a little $$ because of their notoriety but then take away a little $$ because 2 were bought and we are at around 75K.
GM_GN_Turbo6
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$75K plus whatever it would take to get them running right. 33 year old cars that sit don't age well.
GM_GN_Turbo6
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Its sad the original owner just let them sit there to deteriorate and collect dust. Low miles and consecutive serial numbers kept the value high. Did they not sell for $200K when they were sold the first time?
GNICETRY
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^^^^Allegedly $205,699 on Ebay about 3 years ago.
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I used to think it was sad but now I don't. They were his cars and his choice. Would it be better if he drove them and cracked them up? Or had them stolen? Or had given them up in a divorce? Or raced them and beat them up?? Again, not what I would have done, but he did preserve 2 of the 80's best for someone. Yeah they have to put $1000's in them to drive them but they still have a GN with less than 1000 miles. The whole GN community knows and is talking about them. Millions on the internet now know about those cars. Like 3 people know about my GN. LOL. I would want to see them if I could. Even if in his living room.
If everyone did what I would to them (and I'm presuming you too) there would be no low mileage 100% stock OEM GN's out there. And to be honest that would be sad for me.
1987 Buick Grand National X “Twins” Fetch $205K in eBay Auction
In a world of high-end luxury cars and limited-edition supercars, the 1987 Buick Grand National X remains one of the most coveted rare autos to be had. The only thing better than coming across an
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If everyone did what I would to them (and I'm presuming you too) there would be no low mileage 100% stock OEM GN's out there. And to be honest that would be sad for me.
grass doctor
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did you find one??...i know of a 7,000 mile 87 GN...if interested....
GM_GN_Turbo6
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I have a 9,000 mile GN, all stock. all of our 33 year old, low mileage cars have the same issues due to age.
grass doctor
Dream Catcher
I also know of a 481 mile 87 GN ....never sold ...never titled ....if your interested let me know...
GM_GN_Turbo6
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How much do you think that would go for?
grass doctor
Dream Catcher
well... I dont want to get into a pissing match with the high price it will bring....but this type of collector car will sell only to someone who is seeking such a car and I would think money is not really that much of a concern for said person seeking such a rare, never registered, concours collectable car...all I will say is 3 times original sticker price
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