This handsome 1967 Buick LeSabre came in by way of Barn Finds reader John, who notes it belonged to his grandmother and was parked starting in 1994. It’s purported to be an honest survivor-grade car that ran well when it was parked. The interior is in very nice condition, and there appear to be no major alterations from stock. The property where it’s stored has been sold and John needs it gone by the end of the month, so read on if you think you can give this LeSabre a new home and lease on life.

John notes that the mileage is believed to be quite low. While there is evidence of some body-related damage, like the crinkle on the rear driver’s fender, there’s nothing else too ominous. According to John: This was my Grandma’s Buick. It has a 340, 2-barrel with 33k original miles. It has been sitting in her garage since and not run since1994 and ran perfect when parked. The car has always been garaged.

As you can see from this and the gallery photos, the LeSabre’s gold interior remains in excellent condition. Considering John’s grandmother ran a bakery, we’re surprised not to see more flour and fondant around the cabin. Says John: My grandma only drove this car around town and used to run and own the Roslyn Bakery (founded 1909). It is all original with a few little dents on the driver side rear panel and one tiny rust spot that I could find. The stock gold interior is in mint condition. 

John’s asking $5,000 for this stately sedan, which not only provides an un-messed with foundation with which to work, but you’ll also be keeping part of his grandmother’s legacy alive. The interior photos alone point to a car that was loved and certainly didn’t haul many passengers. You’ll also be helping John move forward with a property sale if you choose to buy: Has the original rims, hubcaps and floor mats. I need to have this car off the property by 4/30/18 as the property will be sold. Contact John via the form below for more information.

Location: Roslyn, WA
Asking Price: $5,000
Mileage: 33,000
Title Status: Clear