1961 Buick Lasabre Bubbletop on 2040-cars
Springfield, Illinois, United States
Engine:401 CI BUICK NAIL HEAD
Drive Type: REAR WHEEL
Model: LeSabre
Mileage: 90,035
Trim: 2 DOOR BUBBLE TOP
Year: 1961
1961 buick lesabre bubble top Up for sale is a very rare piece of automotive history. If rust is your thing, this is your car. Lower extremities are full of rust, inner rockers, floor supports, rear bumper rusted through, rear wheel openings. Most of floors are still good, its where there is an intersection where dirt and salt could lay and rot. Box sections, channels etc. The rest of the body is good, repairable, solid. This car would be a great candidate for a custom Art Morrison chassis or a rat rod. It is very restorable. It has a 401 Nailhead 4 barrel, new radiator, fuel pump, water pump hoses, dual master cylinder, brake lines, fuel line, complete dual exhaust. Converted to alternator. Runs and drives. A non refundable deposit of 10% down within 24 hours of sale end by paypal preferred. Other methods ok, call and arrange. Cash or certified check at time of pick up. Will assis with shipping. Do not bid if you don't intend to pay. Low feedbackers need to contact me first (got burned last time). Email of call 217-691-9000 with questions. For shipping purposes my zip code is 62712.
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