1959 Buick Invicta / Electra 4 Door Flat Top on 2040-cars
Mesa, Arizona, United States
RARE 1959 Buick Invicta Flat Top 4 Door This Listing is for a 1959 Buick Invicta 4 door Flat Top. A rare find that I do not think comes around all that often. I purchased this car with the hopes of building it one day and have too much on my hands to get to it. It has tons of potential and is a dry rust free ( with the exception of the passenger side rear door ) Arizona car with original paint. As you can see there is some damage to the passenger side rear door as mention in my "rust free" statement. The picture clearly shows that this rust has not gotten to the rocker panels in any way and should be an easy fix for anyone willing to tackle this project. There is no motor no transmission so it is ready for any power plant your heart desires. If you know anything about the factory power plant in this car the dynaflow transmission is pain to work with and has limited options and this is a perfect candidate for new transplant. This car has a clear title and could be yours. Feel free to contact me for any additional photos or information. You will find that I am a very honest seller who is happy to help with anything I can. This car is sold as is ( again any questions at all please ask prior to bidding ) and buy is to arrange all transportation. |
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