1966 Buick Skylark Grandsport on 2040-cars
Winchester, Kentucky, United States
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This is an all original Grand Sport with the original 401 nail head engine and with the research I have done at the court house, is original miles, it is by far the best survivor that I have seen in years! It is running and driving like factory and has solid floors, with dash near perfect, the seats are not bad except for the driver seat could need replaced, car runs and shifts fantastic and motor sounds smooth with lots of torque. The lights in the dash light up nicely and the tac seems to work on the console, only thing that is after market is the radio, the motor is all original with the original carburetor, will need carpet, body is needing body work around the bottom doors, quarters, and trunk, front hood is needing work, all the trim is complete to the car, glass is good through out. Excellent project to work on while you drive it. Tires are ok and has the magnum 500s. The center caps are still there and look ok. RARE CAR THAT NEEDS GOOD HOME FOR SERIOUS BIDDER. GOOD LUCK AND BID TO PURCHASE AND WIN. 500 DOLLAR DEPOSIT AT THE END OF THE AUCTION, WITHIN 24HRS, SOLD AS IS, KNOW THAT YOU WANT THIS CAR WHEN YOU BID, GOOD LUCK ............. |
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