1959 Buick Lasabre 4 Dr With 28,000 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Laramie, Wyoming, United States
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1959 Buick LaSabre 4dr sedan in excellent condition...original family...purchased in 1959 by present owners great grandmother.....stored indoors for 45 years on blocks...all original except tires and battery replaced in 2004... all glass original...364 cu in nailhead 8 cylinder with power steering and brakes....dynaflow automatic transmission...runs great!!! Has been serviced regularly for past 20 years...less than 28,000 original miles...two tone blue & white...some minor dents and a couple of rust spots...exterior paint has faded from outside exposure....has never been in accident...AM tube radio works great (remember they have to warm up)...all gauges still work....interior in good to excellent condition...dashboard padding has cracked from sun exposure...some threading in seat covers seams has deteriorated...but otherwise no tears in material...car & title (clear) will be provided by seller when buyer provides cash or bank check for purchase completion... Seller will not ship auto to any buyer....buyer can arrange to have car picked up after sale completed to satisfaction of seller. Inspection of car by buyer can be arranged at any time seller is in town. Some pictures provided taken in 2008... |
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