1917 Buick D45 Roadster, not mine.

[Xander Wildeisen]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/360263173755698/?ref=search

[1912Staver]

It looks like a nicely preserved car . But I would think over priced  { as usual it seems these days } by at least 100 %. He does state inspect and negotiate in person so perhaps not as unrealistic as the ad would at first suggest. But he would probably do better if he dropped the asking price down to something at least close to a realistic value.

Edited August 11 by 1912Staver (see edit history)

[dibarlaw]

This example was on the market for about 6 months at around $12,000. Including an ad in the Buick Bugle.

Running /driving, well cared for older restoration with many spare parts. The owner was a joy to speak with. I really should have gone for it. I would have loved to take advantage of it but was on the opposite coast in California..

 

Edited August 11 by dibarlaw (see edit history)

[Xander Wildeisen]

The one in the listing has a round drum on the frame, just inside of the front fenders. Are these a rebound strap, or friction shock of some kind?

[1912Staver]

They look like Gabriel snubbers . A relatively popular aftermarket friction snubber. They were also OEM on a few higher end makes.