1993 Buick Roadmaster low low miles

So long story short, a customer of mine, owned a large lot of cars, all these cars got better care then his kids did. He didn't drive them, but they got the works, wax, started monthly, always changed oil and fuel. He pasted 2 months ago and his daughter has been cleaning out the barn/garages. HEre is the list.

1984 Red corvette 761 miles. Still has the plastic on the seats.
1976 C10 21,000 miles. Burned up the top of it in a garage fire in 80, he had it completely restored.
1985 GMC 1/2 ton 4x4. 8100 miles
1993 Lincoln town car, president edition. 23,000 miles
1968 Olds Delta 88 4 door, 455 rocket, 28,000 miles (which my dad now ownes)
and a 1993 Buick Roadmaster sedan.

So most or you will want to know about the roadmaster. He told me the story years ago. He went to the local buick dealer, they had told him the last year of the big car was 1993, so he special ordered one. loaded. When GM continued the roadmaster with the LT1 for 94-96 he got pissed, built a garage and put it in there. other than idleing, and a couple wax's the car never left the yard.

The car had 93 miles on it, up untill it sold 3 weeks ago. He has since put 150 miles on it.
I'm trying to get some pictures, but the new owner has it home in the garage, and doesn't drive it to work much. As soon as he does i'll get some pictures of it.

68 olds delta 88

1993 corvette.

 Oooo, I wanna see the 85 GMC K10!

Me too, I like the old license plates also.

Yea they kept the plates in honor of him. Got the car today, for being 44 years old, it's unbelievably clean. Kind of nostalgic. Runs like shit, burned a quart if gas from the front of the shop to the back! Lol

That's definitely a story for Matt Trakker.

I was always a fan of the old delta 88s.

bladerunner wrote:

 Oooo, I wanna see the 85 GMC K10!

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