This Buick is now ready for sale to its next caretaker. Runs and drives, we got the engine unstuck after it sat for the past 7 years after its owner died. Model 91 with the 344 cu. in. straight eight, very good tires, no rust, couple of small chips in the paint but you have to look hard to find them. Engine could stand to be cleaned and detailed. Chrome is beautiful with no pitting. There is a little wear at the driver's seat shell next to the door. Gauges seem to work, though fuel gauge could be wrong. This is a Classic car eligible for CCCA events and shows. Buick's largest car in 1932. Good tires. Located in Bonham, Texas 75418. I am selling it on behalf of the deceased owner's family. Asking $39,950; will consider all reasonable offers. I've cleaned out the gas tank and fuel system. One of 2,237 built; few remain today.
Details
Make
Buick
Year
1932
Model
Model 91
Style
Club Sedan
Transmission
Manual
Y
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· Jan 3
I updated the price to 27000 reduced from the original 37k.