1967 Buick Skylark Base Custom 4-door 5.6l on 2040-cars
Tacoma, Washington, United States
1967 Buick Skylark. 4 door. Has orginal 340 motor and trans. Motor needs work. Wont run. Do not know why. Trans is good. Overrall body,frame and interior. Rates 8 1/2 out of 10. Needs convertible top. No holes in the floor and no rust holes in the trunk. Quarters are in good condition. No major problems around the body and interior. Can be used for a parts car as well. Garage kept. White Exterior with black leather interior. You can pick up the car or arange your own shipping. Clean Title in hand. Lemay Car Sales owned it back in the 80's and customized it, into a convertible top. Job of custom convertible is nice . No flaws. Just needs custom top , Paint Job and engine repair. You must arrange your own shipping. I perfer full payment in cash. Car is located in Tacoma Washingtion.No international sells at all. Meaning no sells outside of the USA. Clean title. Any atempt scam deals will be directed to law enforcement. Email me and you will have to set up arangements. (Warning to all scammers) Phone calls will be tracked.Thanks. You can email me for more details. smithdb1@yahoo.com
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