1964 Buick Skylark 327/4speed

Description

1964 Buick Skylark 2 door hardtop, was a V6 automatic ca, and has been previously converted to a 1968 Chevy 327 with 62k original miles on shortblock and M20 Muncie 4 speed. Has set of later era redone heads. Also has edelbrock performer spreadbore intake with Holley 650 spreadbore vac secondary carb, and comp cams 260 series cam.This is an original red on red car according to factory trim tag. Not a two tone body.
Car runs and drives excellent, has all new brakes which are 4 wheel manual drums, new wheel cylinders and master cylinder as well, also all new emergency brake that works perfectly. Car has power steering. Motor and trans need nothing, has recored radiator car runs right near 180 degrees all the time. Has great oil pressure, has new clutch kit. Has dual exhaust.All lights and wipers work, original am radio also works.Bumpers recently rechromed, also has nice recent paint job, not perfect but paint looks very good. Has original trim in good shape. No rot at all in frame or floors, rockers etc.Has new headliner and carpet. Upholstery is not new but not torn anywhere looks good.New steering wheel and gauges and tach.Also has new front and rear coil springs and new front and rear shocks. Has new door seals and roof rail seals. Has new windshield. Tires older but still have good tread.This is a nice clean car, but not a 100 point show car, it’s nice driver quality cruise night car. If you want a super high end show ca, this one is not for you. The car will be sold as is where is no guarantees, warrantees or promises whatsoever. It will be sold final sale no refunds. I suggest interested parties come by and inspect the car in person if they are close enough to do so. Otherwise an inspection company could also be hired to check it out since this is best way to purchase a car.The car is currently registered and insured in CT. There is not a title since state of CT will not issue titles on cars older than 20 years old. I can sign over a bill of sale and copy of CT registration. Check with your states dmv for paperwork that you may need since. Won’t be responsible for that.Please contact me with any questions, will answer them all.