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1975 Buick LeSabre convertible, dark brown, in Massachusetts


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Brown isn't a popular color these days, but so many

convertibles are red or white that this might be an

interesting change.  This dark brown 1975 LeSabre

in Brewster, Massachusetts has 63,000 miles.  It is 

for sale on Craig's List.

 

The asking price of $18,500 is probably within range

of a realistic price.  There is no phone number in the ad--

contact the seller through Craig's List.  Here are the ad

and a few pictures.  The ad itself has 24 pictures overall.

 

https://capecod.craigslist.org/cto/d/east-dennis-1975-buick-lesabre-custom/7663460715.html

 

"Offered for sale is my 1975 Buick LeSabre Custom Convertible. 63,141 original miles!

It has a 350 V8 and an automatic transmission. Starts, runs and drives absolutely beautifully. No rust on the car, it was repainted to a high standard in past 10 years. New tires last year, new top last year, recent carburetor and windshield wiper motor. Ready to put the top down and start driving and enjoying right away. $18,500

Located in Brewster, Mass. 02631.  Send me an email with your phone number and I will reach out, not interested in trades or lowball/email offers. Thanks!"

 

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7 hours ago, John2012 said:

Looks like the same car that was on Bring a Trailer where the top bid was $8,945.  You don't always get top dollar on BaT. 

Thank you for the further note, John.

I see from the description there--more thorough

than in the Craig's List ad--that the car,

while still nice, isn't quite as good as I thought.

There is an after-market stereo--not working--

and the driver's vinyl seat has some large splits.

The carburetor is an Edelbrock, not original.

 

My estimate of the car's value went down a notch,

but I still like it overall.  Its deficiencies can be corrected.

 

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The seller didn't raise the price by $10,000.

It was bid up to $8945 at the internet auction,

but it wasn't sold.  The owner was evidently

expecting much more.

 

I think he'll need to come down significantly

to sell the car.  Maybe to $13,000?

 

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