1971 Buick Skylark on 2040-cars
South Windham, Connecticut, United States
Please contact me at : faefssignorile@elvisfans.com .I have for sale a 1971 Buick Skylark GS convertible. Only 165 made! This vehicle had a frame off restoration in
2005 and lightly driven since then. This GS is in its original cortez gold color with a black interior and black
top. Powered by a 455 ci. big block and automatic transmission this car has no problem getting up and going down
the road! Some of the features are factory air conditioning, 6 way power bench seat with an arm rest, In dash
tach, N25 rear bumper with exhaust tips, original to the car brochures,road flair, proctor plate, and Buick road
map. This car will be sold on a bill of sale; in the state of Connecticut they do not issue tittles for vehicles
over 25 years of age. I urge all potential buyers to look at this vehicle in person or send a third party
inspector. (you will not be disappointed)
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