1989 Buick T-type Lasabre on 2040-cars
Grant Park, Illinois, United States
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This is a very rare Buick T-Type Lasabre with only 144k miles. The interior as you can see in the pictures is amazing! The only thing the interior would need work is the roof material is coming down, but not to worry I have a brand new roll ready that will go to the winner of this auction. The car drive smooth and strong, I just put on a brand new dual exhaust which gives it a real nice deep sound. The a/c compressor is bad and either you can replace of by-pass it. The tires are okay, some weathering as in the pics. The rear spoiler I also have but its pretty old and beat up so I removed it but will also include in the auction if you would like it. Be one of the few who own this rare T-Type Buick. I am only selling this car because I have invented a new product and need funds for molding costs and packaging. Thanks for looking, if you have any questions please ask. Only bid if you are planning on buying. USA only please. If your looking for a very rare car look no further, if you like do a Google, Cars.com or any auto sales site and you will be hard pressed to find another one of these for sell anywhere. Would make a great project car since it runs so good and smooth and the interior is so clean. Happy Bidding! |
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