87 GN For Sale

[blckgnx]

1987 Buick GN asking 15K, includes delivery to anywhere in Continental US.
Second owner, very solid dailey driver, needs paint, other than that everything in excellant working order, no rattles or squeeks. Includes following:
Full packet of original documentation, window sticker, build sheet, owners man. sales brochure for the new 87 Buicks, and all original documents from dealer sales in Bakersfield, Calif.
Razor's Progressive Alky Kit
Turbo Tweak chips (smog and alky)
42# 009 injectors
Ajustable fuel reg
Test pipe (New high flow cat included) will be installed if sold in CA
Latest Scanmaster
HRparts Poly motor mounts
TE44C Turbo (Rebuilt stock one comes with car)
Racetronix "Hot wire and High output fuel pump"
UMI 4 link bars and driveshaft loop
All original parts (radio etc come with car)

 

[jamericaniSS]

Mileage?

 

[blckgnx]

Oops, 118K. Ron

 

[GNBRETT]

What's the interior/motor look like?

 

[blckgnx]

OK, here is a few more pics. Ron

 

[blckgnx]

OK, ready to do a price drop, but can't find the edit button. Help!

 

[19TTA89]

OK, ready to do a price drop, but can't find the edit button. Help!

You cannot edit posts in this section after a certain amount of time...Just post up the new price,Nice looking Gn.

 

[87granny]

Buying another one already Shawn

 

[19TTA89]

Buying another one already Shawn

Just helping a forum member out....

I am still kicking myself..I was going to buy a Procharged z06 locally...I went out for a ride,The car was amazing.I needed a day to figure if the car was worth the money,And a guy scoooped it up 1hr before I called the guy to tell him I was taking it.

Im still pissed over it...

 

[blckgnx]

Price Drop!!

OK, I don't know where to put the price of this car. Its an honest,straight forward very clean car with exceptional reliablity. Its not Gold, but a very strong Silver if judged by Corvette standards. If someone out there is serious about getting a GN, I will make the price right. I'm going to drop the price to $13,500, however will not personally deliver for this price, unless its within a reasonable distance (a thousand miles or so). I'm even willing to make a half way road trip if you want to see her personally. Thanks for looking, Ron

 

[blckgnx]

$12,500​

 

[blckgnx]

I advertised only on this board thinking that the experts here would recognize what this car is. I've watched some "rattle can" specials and some "rust belt" cars get listed and sold since I put this up for sale and I haven't even gotten a nibble? Any suggestions or recomendations on what I'm doing wrong?? I'm a retired GM Master Tech, so everything on this car was done right. When I put new brakes, it included new drilled rotors, calipers, lines, wheel bearings and all. I did underate the ad on purpose, because I figured when someone saw this car, they would fall in love with it as I did several years ago. Should I pull off the goodies and leave the car totally stock? I'm rambling, sorry. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks, this forum has been invaulable with info to maintain a true American car. Ron

 

[subtlt]

If the car had T-tops, I'd be flying down for a final look.:biggrin: Don't get discouraged, it looks to be in great shape, and the price is excellent for a CA car - just needs the right buyer.

 

[GNBRETT]

Considering there are potential buyers everywhere that can't see the car in person you need to take more detailed pics to spark their interest.

 

[blckgnx]

Got it. Thanks Brett.

 

[marleyskater420]

where in CA are you located?

 

[blckgnx]

Hi Marleyskater,
I'm in the southern half of CA (Tehachapi), approx 50 miles east of Bakersfield, just off hwy 58. I'll try to get some more pics up of the car. I've been waiting for the weather to clear a bit. Thank, Ron

 

[marleyskater420]

Hi Marleyskater,
I'm in the southern half of CA (Tehachapi), approx 50 miles east of Bakersfield, just off hwy 58. I'll try to get some more pics up of the car. I've been waiting for the weather to clear a bit. Thank, Ron

I live in the bay area, but take classes at UCSB. I'll be in that area in a month or so if it still for sale. I'd love to take a look at it.

 

[buickrob]

Ha, rattle can. As the owner of one of these rattle can cars I feel being under $10k really helps people in these times of tight wallets. Certainly easier to get into a car less than $10k so you will see them sell much faster because there is a larger customer base. I think "needs paint" scares people because we all know a quality job starts at $4k or so. Your $12.5k price is probably fair, just stick with it.

Seems to take a bit longer to sell out on the left coast too.

 

[marleyskater420]

is there a number I can reach you at? I'm interested in the car.