57 Buick Super, Not A Roadmaster, 2-door Hardtop,barn Find,trades Considered on 2040-cars
New Tazewell, Tennessee, United States
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trades considered. It is currently in a barn.this car is a roller project car. it is app 95% complete. It is a 2-door hardtop, very rare car. The body is very strait and needs only minor work to get it ready to put the final color on. It was not eat up with rust like most. It still needs some rust repair in the trunk on the drivers side just above the wheel-well. I have a nice rust-free panel for this repair.The car has all the glass except the windshield. As far as I know, all the chrome trim, grill, bumpers, etc. is there.The rear seat has been nicely redone but the front seat needs to be restored or replaced.The original 364 Nailhead engine and tranny are in the car and it does turn over, easily. It is the 4-barrel engine with power-steering.It was supposedly, recently rebuilt, but I cannot verify that. It has been repainted at some point in time, out of the car.I do have a good , clean, clear Tn. title for the car in my name.Please look at the enclosed photos carefully. I will answer all pertinant questions about the car. I am open to reasonable offers, possible trades(trades like pre-56 ford trucks, 50/51 studebakers, pre-73 Mustangs, etc.). Shoot me an email, you never know, but I definately would not be interested in your mom's old shoes or Rolex watches.
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