1962 Buick Skylark Base Hardtop 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Wilmington, Illinois, United States
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This is a very nice car the closer you get to it the better it looks the paint is camelot rose and is stunning, the car is a very nice driving , she has the 215 aluminum engine very light weigh and very powerful. The interior is all new with seatbelts added for saftey. The engine is very clean and does not burn oil or smoke the transmission shifts nice an smooth. Has new shocks on back, new muffler, the steering gear box has been just rebuilt, new engine mounts and new head lights. The tires are new and are period correct with whitewalls . It does need a few things, the light bulbs need put back in dash , radio needs hooked up ( never got around to hooking them up) The car is a joy to drive every where I go people stop and look at it the car its just such a good looking car. I have seen other 1962 skylarks on ebay and they don't come close to this one. So if you are looking for a car to go to shows or take a ride on route 66 this would be it . Look at the pictures and ask questions and good luck. Now for the mumbo jumbo stuff . The car is for sale local and I have the right to end auction early, the car is 52 years old so no warrenty is given. |
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