Ok here we go again!! Up for sale again do to non paying bidder. Please DO NOT BID if you are not serious about the car. I have a nice condition 1974 Buick Riviera. It has fresh paint, no rust very solid car from top to bottom. It's from Western Nebraska so no rot from salt. v8 455 big block that runs great!Turbo 400 tranny. I had it tuned up in November before I put it in storage. New plugs, wires, cap ,rotor, water pump, rebuilt carb.. I put new true dual exhaust on it and she sounds very good. New springs all the way around. The transmission shifts like it should, the car drives nice. Good tires, brakes are intact. It has power windows, locks, power steering, driver and passenger power seats. All work. The A/C worked last summer and should be good for this summer. It is all original down to the eight track radio. No tears in seats or dash or head liner, or carpet. I have receipts for all repairs listed above. The speedometer doesn't work but that's a $100 fix. Cheaper if you can do it yourself. Overall the car is in great condition to be forty years old. I drove it from Nebraska to Milwaukee last year with no problems. If you have any questions call Dean 414-699-1669. This is a no reserve auction.
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