Hi everyone! Im new to the site. I'm from Washington state and bought it out of Portland Oregon. I'm new to buicks also but I love the mid 60s cars. So i came across this 1965 skylark sport coupe with a 4.9/300ci with a 4 barrel intake and 3 speed trans.Unrestored no rust with one repaint. Interior is all there and missing nothing. With the classic car market blowing up in prices,I felt I did ok at 12k .I would like to know what all you buick enthusiasts think? I'd love to also pick everyone's brains on the best places to get engineparts and interior/body parts.thanks everyone!
Welcome from Mount Dora, Florida. You'll get lots of reliable info here for anything you'd like to do with your Skylark. It's a beauty. Let's see some more pics if you have them.
Welcome from Zephyrhills, FL! Looks like you got a great deal. It's a beauty! Yes, more pictures please, too.
I will definitely post up more pictures soon.at the moment I have the interior out.no build sheet yet haha.im sure this has been asked is there a particular code I can find for my interior color? Thanks everyone.
Congrats, saw it on craigslist a few days ago, and I think there was a link posted on this site, looks like a nice car! where in WA are you? I am in Kent.
Yup this is the one! great guy I bought it from .3rd owner. He bought it from the original family's son .it was bought of a buick dealership in tacoma. Been a Washington car it's whole life besides 3 years it spent in Portland. I'm 30 minutes west of olympia.
Hi Welcome I’m in sunny southern Washington The interior color code is on the firewall data plate. Post a picture of that and it can be deciphered. I look forward to seeing you and the car at a Buick event some day
Right on! Another Washington state Buick Brother! Welcome from Spokane Wa. Chris is right on the money, anything you want to know you will find here, all the knowledge on this site is mind blowing!!!! And a big shout out to Chris.
Yes.the original owner had tracked down the intake.it has a pretty bad oil pan leak .so I plan on pulling the engine this fall to reseal it. Hope I don't find too many surprises.
