When I was young my boss bought a 1976 Electra Limited 2 door. He kept the car for 10 years and it never was driven on a wet road. I remember getting under it to change oil and it still had shiny bolts underneath. What a car. He finally moved to a condo with a small garage and the Buick wouldn’t fit.
There's still plenty of these around here, (still running !) selling for around 1,000 - 1,500 CDN dollars but they are not any better than this car in the video shown.
I've always loved those years a Buick Electra my mom had a 74 Buick Electra limited it was red with black interior with the blacktop it was beautiful it had the spoke hubcaps not the rims like that one has that was a nice car also my grandfather had a 76 Electra limited with those same rims it was silver with blue interior with the silver top it was a beautiful car? Do you have the caps for the rims that's too bad if you don't have they have the little Buick emblem on them they're black with like Chrome on the outside I need to get some if you don't cuz the rims look funny with those missing well I hope you get to drive it and float down the road in that baby one day cuz they are very comfortable car it's funny my mom ended up trading it in on a 84 Chevy citation and everybody talks crap about the citation but I thought it wasn't a bad car we had it up to 70,000 miles when she traded it in and it never had any problems.
First get it started and let it run as it’s running get a high powered blower and blow all of the accumulated dirt and dust off it, wet it down, wipe it down after jump in it and drive it around for a couple of weeks, then Find and locate a really good detailer have it detailed and again drive it around for another few weeks then find and locate a really good antique, Classic and vintage automobile restoration facility where people take the time and have them do a complete off the frame restoration and have them bring it back to the original condition when that ride was driven and presented to its first owner. Now you are the 2nd new owner of that ride. You will have that ride for a lifetime, take really good care of it and when time is up pass it on down to the next generation the on who appreciates Antique, Classic and Vintage rides and so on and so on and so on. That way it can be kept in the family for generations to come. If that was me and I came across a Ride like that. That’s exactly what I would do if a ride like that would’ve come in to my possession. I would make damn sure I would have the proper funds, place, room and space to keep it in my collection. Sincerely Yours Truly Ivan I J😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
