1953 - Buick Skylark on 2040-cars
Carmel, Indiana, United States
1953 Buick Skylark Roadmaster Convertible. Its mileage is exceptionally low. It has only driven 8,466 miles. This car is one of only 1,690 ever made. The vehicle was purchased brand new from a Buick dealership in Laporte Indiana in 1953, and it has only had one owner, Stanley M. Levandoski. The vehicle only went on two road trips before it was parked. This car has been the pride of the Levandoski family, and all the members can attest to the authenticity of the mileage. As with any vehicle of its age, it does have defects that require restoration. The leather front seat has tears and cracks due to age. There are a few minor scrapes and dents in the body, and very slight surface rust starting below the driver and passenger doors. The vehicle is in running condition, with all original mechanical components.
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