1991-1996 Buick Roadmaster - Warren, PA - $1,200

1994 Buick Roadmaster - Warren, OH - $1,200

When posting this originally I didn't know the year and I mistook the city for another city.

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/3897113337.html

 

it's a 94, with the lt1

 

Nice, Thanks!

 

That is a pretty decent price.

 

How do you know it's a 94 LT1?
Wouldn't it have dual exhaust with the LT1 ?

 

You can tell by looking at the control panel and steering wheel that it is a 1994-96 model.

 

the 94 is the first year of the 94-96 dash/door panels and roof rack, and the 94 used the smaller 91-94 door mirrors, that makes 94's easy to identify

all 94-96 roadmaster wagons got the LT1

since there are no pictures of the driver's side rear quater we can't see the exhaust tip on the driver's side

 

The dash does look exactly like my '94 and if you look closely, you can see the exhaust tip on the passenger side. At first I didn't see this, so I thought it didn't have dual exhaust.

Didn't realize the roof rack thing.


Just curious, which side would the single exhaust of a 5.7 TBILISI be on?

 

passenger side for the tbi's

 

That's in Warren, Ohio.
It's between Cleveland and Youngstown, about 20 minutes east of my place.
I won't even look at local cars because of the rust, plus LT1 RMW's are code-throwing money pits.

 

My Father and I were going to call about it, Too, And then I saw that. It's a no-go!

I was thinking it was from this other Warren.

 

Code-throwing money pit - great description! Made me laugh out loud!

 

RMW: "Roadmaster Wagon"?

So are the 94 and 95 Caprice wagons not as "code throwing"?

 

101, the Caprice and Road Master had the same engine, engine management, etc. they are the same car except for side trim and grill. Funny thing is, people are calling this engine a code throwing money pit, but this is exactly what Mike (81X11) is trying to buy! Obviously he has a different experience with the code throwing part, since he sold his beautiful OCC to make room for an LS-1 Roady.