Forgotten 1969 Buick Skylark COMES HOME!!!
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This is our 1969 Buick Skylark Custom. The Skylark has been in my family since 1988 and has been in storage since 2006 and in this episode, the Skylark gets registered and tagged for the first time in 17 years.
Watch me drive it home on some super sketchy, old tires.
Contact me:
Generalmopars@yahoo.com
That Buick is a sharp looking car
Thank you.
Hoping to throw some paint on the fender, trunk and hood to clean it up.
I'm more of olds guy, but the Skylark is still bad ass car. It's good to see the Buick again.
i would have liked to have the cutlass on the road by now but the storage unit move and getting the skylark out of the unit, it kind of put the brakes on the Olds.
I like the buick , it has a really good look .definitely worthy of some attention when you get some time.
I love the back end how it V cuts like a fighter jet.
Ohh for sure, a quick rehab like I did the cutlass lol
Not my favorite, but 70-72, Skylarks can kick ass, with a “touch” of love!!
She sounds good
Sweet Skylark, had a brown 70 skylark convertible once. And wish I lived closer to Testa’s BODY Shop.
Hehehehe, cool man.
Hey, nobody is stopping you from moving next door!!!
Dude, you can have ALL my favorites...
Elaborate a little lol.
Those dang rubber lines
Friggin sweet
Sweet ride! Pretty much have your own car show in the driveway 😄
For real lol
is it it is soviet @@UsefulEntertainment
always has been@@VladimirPutin-cz5zy
Awesome car. You got that one on the road in little time. Looking forward to seeing your updates.
Also it sounds good with the two barrels. My 79 351 w has that. I have the dual exhaust also and I was thinking about changing over to the four barrel but after 5 or 6 years of having a car I still have the two barrel it runs good starts up every time even in the cold Michigan weather. For the record, I do have a older GM car.
It does have a good sound when you step on it however it needs an accelerator pump.
I going to leave it a 2 for now but I do have a 4 bbl intake for it at home.
Idk 2 bbls seem ok around town but it really lacks on the highway.
I guess it all depends on what you are looking for.
If it was a 72, we would be “talking “
Another bad ass A body!
Yup yup 🤘🤘
68/69 best year skylarks
Agreed 100%
The 68-69 skylark trans crossmembers tending to rust out
That already happened to this car 30 years ago...
It's because Buick uses a rubber pad between the cross member and the frame.
The one in it now came out of a 69 Cutlass because Olds doesn't didn't use the padding.
Where are you located? I’m interested in coming by to drink some beer and Wrenchin 😊
were out here in harrisburg Pa, about 20 minutes from the Carlisle fair grounds. come out for carlisle, it can happen!!!
I just got a 69 custom with a 455
How is it?
@@UsefulEntertainment haha not sure yet I’m overhauling the fuel system but I will report back later haha
@@rylinmartini1534 cool man, I'll be here.
Is it a buick engine? If so what one? 455?
Yep, it's a Buick motor but no, it's a 350.
@@UsefulEntertainment Oh cool I used to actually have one of those it's very short and wide people used to jokingly call it a 350 big block LOL, Very familiar with it I think I rebuilt it back when I was 16 and now my brother has it in his car. If I remember correctly they're very unique engines internally I remember the pistons having a little nipple in the center of them not sure why but I'm assuming it's for compression or combustion.