This 1984 Bitter SC is one of just 461 coupes built between 1979-1989 and is believed to have been sold new by a General Motors dealership in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia to a doctor in New Brunswick. The car remained with the original owner until 2015, and the car was acquired by the seller earlier this year. This example is finished in silver over red leather, and features original Ronal wheels and tires. Power comes from an Opel-sourced 3.0L inline-six paired with an automatic transmission, and a recent service included an oil change and partial fuel line replacement. A Senator Monza workshop manual is included in the sale, and the car is offered with a clean Nova Scotia title in the seller’s name.
This example is finished in silver, with notable scratching present on the trunk lid as well as chipped paint on various body panels and the lower edge of the front bumper. The seller believes that the rear quarter panels and bumper have been repainted, with some visible blending present.
Corrosion is noted on the right rear quarter panel, under the trunk lid near the driver-side taillight, on the driver-side B-pillar, and on the driver-side shock tower. The stylized Bitter badge can be seen below the passenger-side tail light.
A section of loose trim is pictured on the passenger-side rear quarter panel, but has since been repaired by the seller using 3M adhesive. Factory Ronal wheels are present and are mounted with tires that are cracked due to age.
The interior is trimmed in red leather, with some creasing visible on the edges of the seat bottoms. A scratch is present on the dash above the glovebox, and the numbered plate on the dash is missing. A period Blaupunkt radio is present and missing various button covers.
The dash features wood trim, and some cracking of the trim is present as detailed in the gallery. All gauges except the clock and speedometer/odometer are non-functional, though the seller notes that the warning lights work as intended. The odometer shows 47,622 kilometers (~29k miles), although true mileage is unknown.
Power comes from an Opel-sourced 3.0L inline-six mated to an automatic transmission, and a recent service included an oil change and the replacement of several fuel lines. Previous services include new intake and exhaust manifold gaskets, transmission fluid, and hood struts. The seller states that the emissions system has been removed.
An undercarriage photo has been provided detailing the condition of various suspension and chassis components.
An Opel Senator/Monza workshop manual is included in the sale.
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| Winning Bid | USD $6,666 by apinski |
| Auction Ended | November 15, 2017 at 2:28PM PT |
| Bids | 33 |
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Seller: Patrickstubbert
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Listing Details
- Chassis: W09526219ESB09082
- 47,622 KM Shown (~29k Miles), TMU
- 3.0L Inline-Six
- Automatic Transmission
- Silver over Red Leather
- Factory Ronal Wheels
- Opel Senator/Monza Workshop Manual
- Long Term Original Ownership
Private Party or Dealer: Private Party
Lot #6876
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