Vehicle Description
A classic Buick is about buying style and power. That's why it's
great to see this 1964 Buick Skylark Convertible with a proper V8,
four-on-the-floor, a well-coordinated color combo, and even a
terrific stereo upgrade. It means this drop-top continues the
tradition of a great cruiser, and it delivers it all for an
affordable price.
This was the first year the Skylark was its own independent model,
and this example highlights exactly why the legend took flight. The
factory-correct Diplomat Blue was given a quality respray, and so
the deep color knows how to radiate in the sunshine. And this good
gloss also helps to highlight the well-creased body lines. Plus,
you have that added sophistication you want in a Buick. You see
this on the sides with the custom pinstripe. It's a two-tone where
the white coordinates with the good-looking convertible top, and
the lighter blue is a stylish choice for those who like subtle
elegance. There's gleaming brightwork in all the right places,
including the grille and form-hugging bumpers. And we love the look
of the full-length trim that has a cool silver insert and Buick's
iconic portholes. It's all riding on a set of 17-inch Ridler alloys
to let you know that this classic is also a true cruiser.
With the flip of a switch, the top powers down to reveal that the
blue and white color theme continues inside. The condition of the
seats, carpet, door panels, and upholstery show the kind of
investment where you'll happily leave the roof down just so others
can get a longer look inside. We like how this one thoughtfully
integrates its upgrades. You see in the AutoMeter auxiliary
readouts in the dash, and while the classic AM radio is on display,
an AM/FM/CD unit with hands-free Bluetooth is mounted underneath.
And they not only upgraded the head unit, but also the trunk is
home to a custom setup that includes speakers, subwoofers, and an
amplifier. Plus, front bucket seats, a Hurst floor shifter, and a
Buick sports steering wheel mean this is a driver's classic.
Not only was this the debut year for the new Skylark, but this was
also the debut of the new 300 cubic-inch V8. This is a year-correct
block, and it's even believed to be the original powerhouse. It has
the tidy style of good maintenance, and it's even topped with an
Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor. It makes for a solid power
package that feels confident out on the road, especially with the
control of the smooth-shifting four-speed manual transmission. This
rides like a true classic cruiser, but that also features power
steering and modern tires that help make sure this drop-top is one
you'll happily take out on every sunny day.
Complete with owner's manual, this is a significant-year Buick that
has been invested in for cool colors and overall driving appeal. So
don't miss out on an awesome classic convertible offered at an
awesome price Call today!!!
