Pics added below of car after recent cleaning. Please see below!
What makes this car so special? There were 20,193 GN’s made in 1987, 4,268 Base Turbos, 1,547 WE4’s,1035 Limited Turbo Regals and 547 GNX’s produced for a total of 27,590. Of these cars, Buick only allowed a black car with black trim (19U, WO2) to be made for the first 90 days of production. They estimate less than 200 were made and this is one of them. That makes this the RAREST of the 1987 Turbo Regals made. Just read what Dennis Kirban (Turbo Buick expert) has to say!
I have all the original paperwork (see pictures) including the Window Sticker, all warranty slips, and original sales documents. Included are the original keys, with dealer keys as well. I also have the GM Data Request about the VIN, showing that it was shipped on the last possible day they said to have made a black car with black trim, making this possibly the LAST car in this very rare combo.
1987 Buick Regal Turbo T. I am the second owner and have had it since 2009. This has been my baby and I really do not want to sell it. I am buying a house and could use the money for a down payment.
The original owner was an older woman (no joke), and I have treated this car the same way.
This car is so unmolested that even the spare and jack are still in the trunk. This car is rust free and never seen winters, and has been stored in a heated garage during the winter since I have owned it. With 138K (less than 5k per year), this is a solid, reliable, comfortable head turning car.
Since I have owned it, I have only done very minor, but necessary modifications to keep the car driveable and easy to return to stock. These mods are 42.5 # injectors, matching Bob Bailey extender chip, LS1 MAF sensor with translator box, K&N filter, RJC powerplate, hotwired Reds XP pump, Whites’ Marine Volt booster, RJC Single Shot exhaust (ZERO drone, GREAT sound) and an Eaton POSI unit (car came without from factory!). I have also converted the brakes to vacuum. The original radio has been removed and a CD with aux cord added, as well as all new speakers. It has a scanmaster 2.1 with the fast read chip, Autometer VAC/Boost combo and oil pressure and temperature gauges. Other general repairs have been made (suspension, axle bearings, fuel lines…..).
ISSUES:
The car has had a repaint at some point, and would need another to make a show winning car (little dings here and there). The power drivers seat motor to mechanism key has broken and the seat is stuck in place. The power steering acts up when it gets very hot, but works 90% of the time. The AC could use a recharge as it isn't as cold as I would like it.
I know that I am forgetting many things so please reach out with any questions and I will be open and honest. This has been my dream car and I know it inside and out. I am not interested in trades and am asking $12,500. I am located in southern Maine.
Nathaniel 207-322-7001
What makes this car so special? There were 20,193 GN’s made in 1987, 4,268 Base Turbos, 1,547 WE4’s,1035 Limited Turbo Regals and 547 GNX’s produced for a total of 27,590. Of these cars, Buick only allowed a black car with black trim (19U, WO2) to be made for the first 90 days of production. They estimate less than 200 were made and this is one of them. That makes this the RAREST of the 1987 Turbo Regals made. Just read what Dennis Kirban (Turbo Buick expert) has to say!
I have all the original paperwork (see pictures) including the Window Sticker, all warranty slips, and original sales documents. Included are the original keys, with dealer keys as well. I also have the GM Data Request about the VIN, showing that it was shipped on the last possible day they said to have made a black car with black trim, making this possibly the LAST car in this very rare combo.
1987 Buick Regal Turbo T. I am the second owner and have had it since 2009. This has been my baby and I really do not want to sell it. I am buying a house and could use the money for a down payment.
The original owner was an older woman (no joke), and I have treated this car the same way.
This car is so unmolested that even the spare and jack are still in the trunk. This car is rust free and never seen winters, and has been stored in a heated garage during the winter since I have owned it. With 138K (less than 5k per year), this is a solid, reliable, comfortable head turning car.
Since I have owned it, I have only done very minor, but necessary modifications to keep the car driveable and easy to return to stock. These mods are 42.5 # injectors, matching Bob Bailey extender chip, LS1 MAF sensor with translator box, K&N filter, RJC powerplate, hotwired Reds XP pump, Whites’ Marine Volt booster, RJC Single Shot exhaust (ZERO drone, GREAT sound) and an Eaton POSI unit (car came without from factory!). I have also converted the brakes to vacuum. The original radio has been removed and a CD with aux cord added, as well as all new speakers. It has a scanmaster 2.1 with the fast read chip, Autometer VAC/Boost combo and oil pressure and temperature gauges. Other general repairs have been made (suspension, axle bearings, fuel lines…..).
ISSUES:
The car has had a repaint at some point, and would need another to make a show winning car (little dings here and there). The power drivers seat motor to mechanism key has broken and the seat is stuck in place. The power steering acts up when it gets very hot, but works 90% of the time. The AC could use a recharge as it isn't as cold as I would like it.
I know that I am forgetting many things so please reach out with any questions and I will be open and honest. This has been my dream car and I know it inside and out. I am not interested in trades and am asking $12,500. I am located in southern Maine.
Nathaniel 207-322-7001
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