1965 Buick Skylark 2-dr Hardtop Coupe on 2040-cars
Clinton, Maryland, United States
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This 1965 Buick Skylark is in good condition, runs well and has the badges and labels that came with the car. All signal lights, wipers and speedometer are working. The radio light comes on but the radio either does not work or the speaker is not connected. It’s an am radio so it was never connected. It has the original engine and paint. It comes with power steering. It does not have a/c or power windows. The rims are one year old and the brake system has been recently replaced. The tires are the size that came on the car in 1965 but the car can use the 15 inch rims also. There is a rip in the driver’s seat and a small dent in the rear near the right tire. Other than that the car is very straight. It is being sold “as is." |
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