Now this is rare Shaffer and others

[86 2dr.ltd]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1857969034

[Guest]

That is very rare. I never knew that there was an Electra T-Type. Thought that was only available on the LeSabres.

[Guest Skyking]

I never knew the hoods opened backwards, (or is it frontwards?) on those cars..

[86 2dr.ltd]

Most of the clowns in the junk jards didnt either. They openin them up with the loader forks. Hard to find a hood that hasnt been forked. Although they look the same the Delta 88's and 98's opened conventionally and had different sheet metal that looked the same. Notice how the top of the fenders is actually the hood. The fenders are actually short little things. Its possible only about 100 of these 2dr. cars were made in 85. I wish a good Buick person would save this car. Doesnt appear to be that big of a job. I'd be all over it but my plate is over full and the wife would really kill me. That engine is slightly different than the ones that came after it. It still has a distrubitor instead of ignition module. Lots of drivable potential there. Has the squared off roof line though just like the 4 dr. Electra/Park Avenue .

[Guest Dynaflo2]

If you are interested, I got production numbers from Standard Catalog of Buicks. Production figures for base Electra coupe and sedan include totals for Park Avenue and T Type models. Total T Type production: 4,644

[86 2dr.ltd]

Someone on the LeSabre T-type site came up with the figure that 2% of 85 Electras were 2dr. Thats where I came up with 99.

Anyhow no one bid on it.