1965 Buick Skylark Base Sedan 4-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
1965 buick skylark. no motor no transmission no radiator. had a small block chevy in the car before. was originally a 355 wildcat according to the original air cleaner. there is an aluminum drive shaft in the trunk. the front clip of this car is in good shape and is the same as the gs cars. Camaro wheels. good tail lights some dents in the body worst is passenger door. have the trim that is missing from the door in the car. interior is ok needs headliner. all glass is good an looks as the original green tint. just the front clip is worth asking price. fairly complete car. bill of sale is all I have for the car. for sale where is as is so ask all question or come see it first for sale locally also so can end any time. any question you can reach me at 404-438-1125 or capitalcitycustomsatl@gmail.com for more photos |
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