GNX at Copart Auctions

I am not selling this but I buy cars from auctions and recently saw this one posted and was surprised. It is running/driving with no stated body damage just missing VIN, it is a sealed bid auction. These are extremely rare and if I didn't have 3 current project I would bid. Maybe someone on here might be interested.

BUIC REGAL GRAN

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[Rent Free]

How would a person title that thing? Geezus what a shame for that car to get lost in an auction lot.

 

[rowekmr]

In IL a licensed rebuilder submits the paperwork for a rebuilt after the repairs if needed are documented and the vehicle passes a DOT inspection. My business partner is a rebuilder and I have done a few cars that way. 2007 and newer they need a SOS State Police Inspection for stolen parts (no joke).

 

[Diavolo]

down payment for a condo or GNX................

 

[Euro]

Damn, wonder what the story is on this car. Theft recovery? Looks to have been sitting somewhere for a long time.

These cars are all individually numbered, I'm sure someone in the GNX community knows about this car.

 

[Euro]

hmm.. this one may not be real. Or things have been changed. Tried to zoom in on this picture to see if I could make out a number, but realized that's not the GNX numbered plaque that's supposed to be there. See passenger side of dash, under the Buick logo. Looks to have just the GN logo..not a GNX XXX

Supposed to look like this

Normal GN

 

[rowekmr]

Great research. Those cars came out during the time I was really into cars. I remember the GN club and one time a guy with a GNX came out. He told me he had 2 one to drive and one to keep up.

I wonder what is their specific VIN code that can verify which model this is. They are normally good at their descriptions but I remember looking at a Ford King Ranch Super Duty that was listed with a 6.0L diesel but under the hood was a 5.9L Cummins swap lol. A short while ago I saw a 03 Cobra with a single turbo kit (and possibly a TH400 auto) but I can't expect office people to know the specialty cars esp with mods.

 

[Euro]

The VIN is, from what I can find, is the sure fire way to tell whether or not it IS a real one. But I don't feel like submitting that VIN to the GNX registry for proof

 

[Strick 9]

If I remember, they only produced 549 of the GNX.

 

[The Beast]

I wonder what she will sell for

 

[boostedguy05]

If I remember, they only produced 549 of the GNX.

547 according to WIKI

 

[CuzzinOlaf]

hmm.. this one may not be real. Or things have been changed. Tried to zoom in on this picture to see if I could make out a number, but realized that's not the GNX numbered plaque that's supposed to be there. See passenger side of dash, under the Buick logo. Looks to have just the GN logo..not a GNX XXX

Supposed to look like this

Normal GN

I saw this and thought the same. There are a ton of clones out there.

The VIN is, from what I can find, is the sure fire way to tell whether or not it IS a real one. But I don't feel like submitting that VIN to the GNX registry for proof

The VIN will tell you and there a tiny GNX stamp on the firewall of any real GNX. Based on the dash I'm guessing it isn't real.

 

[The Beast]

I'll bid 10k

 

[rowekmr]

If it wasn't a sealed bid I could have seen how high the bids were but I wouldn't be surprised if it went for around 10-12K. Not too many serious car collectors in the insurance auctions.

 

[JeffsLightning]

I'll bid 10k

Did you get it?[emoji41]

 

[CuzzinOlaf]

Cleaned up and looking nice it would be worth $15-$20k (or more) if it had no major issues and the paint was good.