This 1972 Buick Electra 225 Custom has to be one of the coolest and
least expensive ways to get attention at the car shows. After all,
a bright and factory-correct hardtop sedan with a big and correct
455 V8 under the hood is defiantly an irresistible classic. But
then you see how it's loaded with all the best features, and you
realize just how great this deal is.
This is an iconic car that defined the 1970s. Big four-door sedans
that still retained the pillarless hardtop style have their own
stratosphere of cool that's always expanding. The Nugget Gold
Metallic paint is a great color for the era. It's the
factory-correct hue that received a respray later in life. Its
finish is just enough to give this large sedan a nice gloss without
outshining original-style pieces like the vinyl roof. So to have
such a straight and complete car like this feels like a small
miracle. After all, a car like this is becoming a rarity as most
were used up as family haulers and salesman callers. Instead,
here's one that's complete with form-hugging bumpers, Buick's
porthole hood trim, fender skirts, and correct Rallye wheels that
are all part of this solid vintage presentation.
The Electra 225 represented a premium Buick, and so it's great to
still get that feeling inside. As a full-size offering you get to
choose to fill this sedan with up to five family and friend
passengers. Or fold down the armrests on both rows and get a zip
code worth of individual comfort. The seats have the true look of
originality, right down the intricate button top seatbacks. So
while you may want to update the vinyl, we really like this
originality. Plus, the wood paneling, doors, carpets, and dash are
a marvel at how well they present today. You sit behind the factory
steering wheel, and the driver-focused instruments encapsulates
with its luxury. You have within an easy reach controls for
desirable features like the power seat, tilt steering column, and
cruise control. And while the factory AM/FM radio is on display,
you actually have a cleanly installed AM/FM/CD stereo under the
dash. It even has USB and Bluetooth to give you a true modern
driving music experience. Best of all, this is a power windows car
with air conditioning now blowing cold with R134a. So with the
touch of a few buttons, you can showcase the best feature of this
pillarless hardtop, and stay cool while you do it.
While this sedan has been impressive so far, the best treat is
under the hood. That's the correct-style 455 cubic-inch V8 filling
the engine bay, and the consignor even believes its original to the
car. Yes, this is the same powerplant that made the GS 455 muscle
car famous, and it even has a Rochester four-barrel carburetor on
top. With this kind of torque in hand, it makes moving this large
sedan an easy proposition. Add in power steering, power brakes with
front discs, and a three-speed automatic transmission, and we bet
you're already imagining all the places you will go in this
luxurious and powerful Buick.
Complete with owner's manual packet, a classic this cool and that's
priced so right won't be hanging around our showroom for long. Call
today!!!
Vehicle Details
1972 Buick Electra
Listing ID:CC-1383138
Price:$14,995
Location:Lavergne, Tennessee
Year:1972
Make:Buick
Model:Electra
Exterior Color:Nugget Gold Metallic
Interior Color:Covert
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:63927
Stock Number:2116-NSH
VIN:4V39U2Y113645
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