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Buick 1972 Gs Grand Sport Skylark Lesabre Electra 225 Am Fm Stereo 8 Track Demo on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Ottawa Lake, Michigan, US

Ottawa Lake, Michigan, US
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Very nice, rare, and hard to find like this. Great for display at the car shows, or at home. This was a promotional give away . Came with the 8 Track AC Delco AM FM Stereo radio system, which was a high end option back then. Looks real nice, nearly perfect for being 40 years old. This is from 1972, but will look good and work for all years with the 8 track option.

 

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