1961 Buick Skylark 2 Door Coupe With 215 Ci V-8 No Reserve on 2040-cars
Gladstone, Oregon, United States
First
year for Buick's compact Skylark with the standard 215c.i. all aluminum V-8
rated at 185hp mated to a Buick Dual-Path automatic transmission. The body is
in very good condition showing no signs of previous damage or rust. It has been
spot painted in several places over the years and is starting to show its age.
All of the chrome and stainless appears to be original to the car and looks
far better than its 50+ years! The interior
is done in a mild custom with red cloth inserts on the black vinyl bucket and
rear seats. Except for the upholstery, the interior is all original and in
very nice shape. It also comes with an aftermarket AM/FM stereo cassette,
factory clock and cruise control. Comes with original window sticker. This is a good looking, nice driving car that
is rarely seen anymore. |
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