1968 Buick Electra 225 Custom Convertible 2-door 7.0l on 2040-cars
New London, Connecticut, United States
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Here is a 1968 Buick Electra 225 Custom Convertible being sold at no reserve. The Odometer is currently at 35,406 miles and is increasing as I drive it around town. This car has the 430 cubic inch, 7 liter, 360 horsepower V8. This car runs great down the road, and had a transmission rebuild about 2500 miles ago. Coker Classic white wall bias tires ($185.00 each) adorn the original wheels. The interior is in good shape with some small blemishes here and there. The overall interior is in very good shape. This car will seat 6 comfortably and will be a great cruiser to your local car show, or just a ride to the beach. The mechanism for the convertible top works great and the power top goes up and down with no problems at all. The convertible top needs to be repaired or replaced due to the rear window having come out. The convertible boot is included, but has some imperfections and could be replaced as well. I looked online and the prices range from $199 for just the top to around $500 for the complete kit. The rear window is currently out of the car, but the original glass will be included with the sale. I would recommend a front end alignment for this car. I drove it recently on the freeway, and there is a slight wobble between 45 and 55 miles per hour. The radio is not original to the car. The engine is strong and starts up like it should and runs down the road very nicely. The dual exhaust sounds great and the car gets many comments, smiles and waves. Please see the video to see what it is like to drive this great piece of history. This car is being sold with no reserve, so the highest bid will buy this car! Due to the year, I am selling this 1968 Buick with no warranty. Please let me know if you need any additional pictures and I will do my best to get them out to you. Vehicle to be sold with Bill of Sale, CT does not issue titles for vehicles of this age. Again, this car is being sold at no reserve, so the highest bid will take it home.
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