Buick Skylark Road Master Anniversary Convertible Frame Off Resto,stunning Cond. on 2040-cars
Bristol, Pennsylvania, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:322 NAILHEAD V-8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Dealer
Used
Year: 1953
Make: Buick
Model: Skylark
Options: Leather Seats, Convertible
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 61,000
Exterior Color: Blue
Interior Color: Blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: ROADMASTER
LET ME START OFF FIRST BY SAYING YOU ARE VIEWING A COMPLETE FRAME OFF RESTORATION THAT TOOK 20 YRS TO COMPLETE.THIS 1953 BUICK SKYLARK ROADMASTER CONVERTIBLE IS IN PRISTINE CONDITION. THE VEHICLE WAS PURCHASED BY A GENTLEMAN FROM BRISTOL PA ON 8/1/1981.THE GENTLEMAN WAS A BUICK ENTHUSIEST HIS WHOLE LIFE AND HAD A SPEACIAL LOVE FOR THE 53 ROADMASTER. SINCE 8/1/1981 HE STARTED THE RESTORATION PROCESS AND OVER THE YEARS HE HAS PUT ALOT OF TIME AND MONEY TO MAKE SURE THE CAR WAS DONE CORRECT. HE WAS IN NO HURRY TO FINISH AND YOU CAN TELL BY THE WAY THE CAR LOOKS,RUNS AND DRIVES. A SHORT TIME AFTER THE VEHICLE WAS COMPLETE HE PASSED AWAY AND LEFT THE CAR TO HIS WIFE. SHE IS NOW UP IN AGE AND WANTED THE CAR TO GO TO SOMEONE THAT WOULD APPREACIATE THE VEHICLE FOR THE ART THAT IT IS. WE HERE AT LRA AUTO SALES AND MUSEUM WERE CONTACTED BY THE FAMILY AND ASKED IF WE HAD AN INTEREST IN THE BUICK. WE TOOK ONE LOOK AT THE CAR AND FELL IN LOVE WITH IT. WE HAVE HAD THE CAR FOR ABOUT SIX MONTHS ON DISPLAY IN THE SHOWROOM. WE ARE MAINLY A MUSCLE CAR OPERATION SPEACIALIZING IN MID 60S THROUGH EARLY 70S MUSCLE CARS. WE WOULD LIKE TO FIND THE PERSON THAT CAN GIVE THIS BEAUTIFUL BUICK A NEW HOME AND CAN UNDERSTAND THE CLASSIC VALUE THIS CAR DESERVES. THIS IS A ALL NUMBER MATCHING VEHICLE THAT IS NICER NOW THAT IT WAS WHEN IT WAS SOLD NEW. HERE IS SOME INFO ON THE CAR ITSELF. 1953 MODEL 53-76X ROADMASTER ANNIVERSARY CONVERTIBLE FISHER STYLE NUMBER 5347675X PRODUCTION 1690 BODY G 444 PAINT REEF BLUE TRIM 68W LIGHT BLUE LEATHER WITH WHIT BOLSTER ENGINE 322 NAIL HEAD V-8 TRANSMISSION TWIN TURBINE DYNA FLOW AUTOMATIC POWER STEERING.POWER BRAKES,POWER WINDOWS. AS NICE AS THE PHOTOS ARE I STILL THINK THE CAR LOOKS NICER IN PERSON. ANYQUESTIONS YOU HAVE CALL US AT 215-781-3790 THANKS FOR LOOKING, BILL |
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