1993 roadmaster wagon satellite beach florida $6000

Hate to sell this, but bot wanting to see this one end up getting rust. Lost my last wagon to that. No place to protect this from the salt air since i moved last month.  Once I am in a position to properly care for another, i will get one.
Had a lot of plans for this, but ah, well, c'est la vie.
see links for more pics - kind of a pain to post them all here

here's as much info i can offer to limit inquiries:

was a west coast florida (tampa bay) car most it's life. Rust free. had to relocate to beachside satellite beach last month and reluctantly going to sell it due to no garage space to protect it and don't want this to end up with rust. These are getting harder and harder to find in good rust free condition.
Third owner, owned about 3 years.
145K miles. bought at 133K
Extensive service history going back to 1st owner.
Car drives awesome. A/C blows cold.
Have driven it across state many times.
TITLE IN HAND

in last 3-4 years a lot of maintenance done including
last owner:
new starter, radiator, thermostat, new tires (optima)
front L & R window regulators
rear window hatch struts
front and rear brakes
fule filter

Since I've owned it:
New interstate battery
rear back up camera installation - wired hot to rear grab handle light so can turn on whenever

complete front end suspension rebuild (shout out to Fred K for guidance/assistance) upper lower arms, tie rods, sway bar, shocks - everything but the springs
rear shocks
power steering pump hose - old one was leaking.
front door window rollers replaced
throttle body rebuild
new air filter
spark plugs, wires, distributor cap replaced
always 5w30 full synthetic changes
upgraded headlights to LED
reconditioned battery tray
replaced ac blower module
probably a few other things i am forgetting
2 sets of keys/fobs
owner's manual
original cargo cover
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things i have planned to do/ the bad
replace headliner - and then while that's off, remove and repaint cargo roof area to make sure that problem area has no issues.

full repaint

replace wood siding - i bought vinyl siding that should look close to original

restore metal wood border trim - front left piece has a dent - i have a replacement piece for it.
after headliner replaced, re-tint windows

replace rear window rollers

replace stereo - current one is original factory but disconnected/non-functioning. previous JVC stereo was working for a while but had a defective CD player that was annoying me so i swapped it out for the factory original that i didn't realize has an extra connector than this car has.

replace heater core
i misplaced the small right dash vent trim in my move and have not found it so far.
parking brake light stays on even when brake is released - haven't troubleshot it.

also previous owner mentioned a parasitic power drain. I definitely created one by wiring the backup camera
so when the car is not driven every few days i made a short term solution for that by installing a manual battery disconnect switch.

price adjustment 5600

forgot to post links
https://www.facebook.com/share/VRaU9EU1dFb8mHyE/

https://spacecoast.craigslist.org/cto/d/satellite-beach-1993-buick-roadmaster/7766419294.html

Good Luck, on the sale. You know you'll regret it when she's gone.

toss an idea out - - - got the idea from a whiskey group on FB recommending a guy who needs to sell his collection as a whole to do a raffle and sell X tickets for Y$ and a lot of people are saying yes - we'll definitely buy a ticket or 3.
something like 50 tickets @ $100 each. I would have to do something like a live youtube video showing everyone's tickets going into the drum/hat and someone else drawing the winning ticket . . .

here's more pics on autotrader ad i put up. https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicle/724476653

personal experience so far with autotrader: 1 week and have had one potential scammer contact me - claiming they had poor internet connection and wanted me to text price and pics to a number in NW alabama. Figured i'd share for anyone considering using that site down the road for cars like this. I will try to update if need be in another week or three.

Selling a car is quite the adventure these days. Especially these wagons. Message boards and social media people sharing articles and links to millionaire trophy auctions. Talking about how rare and valuable they are. Yet no one will give you a few or even a couple grand for one being sold from your driveway.

Good luck with the sale, someone has to come through eventually. I hope. Friend of mine has been trying to sell his OCC for a long time now.

94Woody wrote:

Talking about how rare and valuable they are. Yet no one will give you a few or even a couple grand for one being sold from your driveway.

Gotta agree, I've owned these things for close to 30 years. One thing I do know, the wagons aren't rare, collectible or valuable.

Tom