1964 Buick Lesabre 4 Door Hardtop California Car, Very Orig, 401 Nailhead V-8! on 2040-cars
Hemet, California, United States
Engine:401 V-8
Drive Type: Automatic
Make: Buick
Mileage: 90,000
Model: LeSabre
Sub Model: LeSabre
Trim: Hardtop Sedan
1964 Buick LeSabre 4 door hardtop. This vehicle has been basically 1 family owned since new. This car is a project but, very complete and should be a runner without too much work. This Buick has been out of service for past 20 years. Some could call it for lack of a better term "barn find" as it did sit in a rickety wooden carport past several years.
Body is quite straight, has primer on rear quarter panel and a few small dings, a dent on front right fender (small). Some rust bubbles in some of the lower door corners but, nothing too bad. Trunk lower floor area is a bit thin in places due to poor weather stripping. Car was repainted at some point probably 25-35 years ago. Car appears to have been originally a nice shade of gold. Chrome and stainless all mostly decent except missing a quarter molding and rear bumper end is damaged.
Engine and bay area all original and complete. This car came with factory Air Conditioning. I put a battery in it and primed the carb, it started momentarily and sounded good. NO FUEL TANK, it is missing. I believe they are now being reproduced. This car is being sold as NOT RUNNING.Bring trailer or send tow truck.
Interior is all orig and very complete. It will need to be redone but, decent overall for it's age! Dash is complete down to the original radio and should clean up nice. Interior floors seem solid. Windows all roll up and down.
I have a clear California title in my name. The car is placed on NON-OP status, so no back/yearly fees due.
SOLD AS-IS WHERE IS. High bidder buys the car NOT the option to come take a look! NO FIRST TIME BIDDERS. Make sure your your funds are in order prior to bidding. $500.00 due within 24 hours, balance in full 5 DAYS. You have two weeks to remove, Buick in HEMET CA 92545. 75 miles from LA ports.
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