1971 Buick Skylark Convertible Project Car on 2040-cars
Senoia, Georgia, United States
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This is a project car. Rare car actual loaded 455 big block car. Rescued from a field in Arkansas near Texas. Top rotted and let in water that destroyed the floor. Motor was missing when I got the car. Comes with FULL BRAND NEW rail to rail complete floor and Trunk floor kit I purchased from Year One for . Frame has been sand blasted and powder coated. Cars original color was Sun Burst Orange with White leather. Was Red when I found it. Needs all new interior. All the pieces are there but are rough and rusty. Top metal is there but rusty. This a true project not for the faint of hart but a rare car and worth the effort. I don't have time or space, I live in Atlanta area and car is garaged in Tennessee. I have a Georgia Title for the Car any questions call Bob 602-410-9241 |
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