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1972 Buick Skylark Restored 350/auto New Wheels And Tires Cold A/c Runs Great on 2040-cars

Year:1972 Mileage:87037
Location:

Fenton, Michigan, United States

Fenton, Michigan, United States

Up for grabs is this awesome 1972 Buick Skylark 2 door Custom. It is finished in Pearl White with Green interior. Has a great running 350 V-8 engine and automatic transmission.

The air conditioning has been converted to modern R134a, and is ICE COLD. The correct 14" Buick rally wheels are in great shape and are wrapped with BRAND NEW Cooper Tires. Check out the VERY RARE Buick Rally steering wheel in wonderful condition. The 87,037 miles on the odometer are believed to be original but can not be guaranteed due to the age.

The modern base coat/clear coat paint is about a year old and is very shiny and straight. All of the engine componants are correctly painted and detailed. The trunk has been correctly detailed also. All of the stainless trim is shiny and straight. The underside is solid but does show some surface rust. Car has the correct finned brake drums.

The interior has been mostly redone in the original Jade Green color. The dashboard has no cracks, the original AM radio is in place, the original owners manuals are in the glovebox, all of the gauges seem to work and the A/C is ICE COLD. This '72 is fully equipped with tilt steering, passenger side rear view mirror, rally steering wheel, power brakes and steering.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions at anytime. You may call Jon at 810-252-7308 or email thru ebay messages. You and/or your inspector are welcome at anytime but please do so before the end of the auction. You are welcome to pick up your new classic or you may have it shipped. Please call if you would like help finding a responsible shipper. We look forward to talking to you. I have more pictures available via email for serious bidders, just email me thru ebay.

This is a nice running, driving and looking classic Buick. Perfect for any Buick enthusiest or collector. This is not a "perfect" car....the radio is not operational, the chrome is not perfect and the muffler has a small hole in it. But you will be able to drive and enjoy it from day one. Good luck and happy motoring!!

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