January 3, 2021 Update – We’re pleased to report a new buyer loved this Buick in its current form. Not only did he pick up the car after sunset, he proceeded to drive it 140 mile home without issues. Congrats to both Denny and his father on purchasing this rare station wagon!

December 17, 2021 Update – The seller provided us with six pictures highlighting the trouble spots on this 1964 Buick Sport Wagon the high bidder from the original ended up not liking about the car. If you would like to make an offer for the car, you can press the blue button below to be directed to the bid page for this car.

December 13, 2021 Update – Unfortunately, we received word from the buyer that upon inspection of this Buick just as they were about to finalize the deal, this 1964 Buick had several areas of pinhole rust in the rear quarter panels and spare tire holder that the seller did not disclose.  Upon learning of this, we refunded the buyer our $300 fee and even offered to reimburse his trailer rental costs, to which he respectfully thanked but decline. Our mission with GuysWithRides.com is to be as transparent as possible when we list a car for sale. Unfortunately, the lesson learned in this instance is that moving forward, we will always include a pre-purchase inspection for any rides that are not in obvious show quality condition.  If you are interested in buying this Buick at a market appropriate price, please feel to call Rudy at (877) 468-6497

December 9, 2021 Update – We’re pleased to report the high bid on this rare 1964 Buick Sport Wagon met its reserve price, so congrats to both Buyer and Seller.

December 8, 2021 Update – The seller was able to provide this video of the Buick running:

December 7, 2021 Update – The seller just provided four additional pictures of the Vista Roof area from inside the car showing the roof’s windows do not hint of any problems of leaks and the original headliner remains intact. We’ve added the four pictures in the gallery located at the bottom of this listing.

December 6, 2021 Update – The seller just provided a number of pictures of the chassis, interior, and engine compartment. All of the new pictures have been placed in a new gallery located just above the comment section. The seller notes the car benefits from a fresh tune-up and oil change. He notes that while the tires look good, due to their age he recommends the buyer plan to replace them before taking the car on a long trip. The car also features its original owner’s manual.

GuysWithRides.com is excited to offer this 45K original mile 1964 Buick Skylark Sportwagon in a reserve-style, online auction on behalf of the second owner and private seller.  This is a rare version of the Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser that features three-row, forward-facing seats and the four-panel tinted glass Vista Roof.

Bidding opened Wednesday, November 27, 2021, and will continue for 14 consecutive days ending on Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at 7:00 PM Eastern Time. We note that is 1964 Buick Skylark Sportwagon is one of our current “Reasonable Rides”, which means it has a reserve price under $10,000.

This car is currently located in Kingston, Pennsylvania, which is just outside of Wilkes-Barre.

(Note: To inspect all of the pictures provided, click on either the white space or the photograph below to enlarge it and then click on the gray “<” and “>” icons to navigate through all of the other stills in this carousel.)

Winning Bid = $7,500

In February 1964 Buick added the Sportwagon to its new A-body platform lineup.  The Sportwagon was Buick’s version of the widely known Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, in which both models featured four tinted glass panels surrounding the elevated section of the roof.  The wheelbase, at 120 inches, was five inches longer than all other Skylark sedans and wagons.  The added length and ceiling height provided Buick with the ability to offer an option front-facing third-row seat, which the example featured here is not equipped with.

Jimmy, the current caretaker of this 1964 Buick Sportwagon, is the second owner of this 45K mile survivor. The car was willed to Jimmy by his deceased friend who was the original owner. An undertaker, the original owner had this Sportwagon painted black and used it as a flower car for many years as part of his funeral parlor’s small fleet. While the exterior paint is worn, the interior presents in like-new condition as hardly anyone but the driver ever rode in the car.

Here’s a picture highlighting this car’s trim tag:

The “06E”, “64-4255”, and “FB” confirm this car is a 1964 Buick Skylark Standard Two-Row (six-passenger) Sportwagon produced during the fifth week of June 1964 in the division’s Flint, Michigan assembly plant.  The “021” confirms the car’s original blue interior while the “FC” validates this Sportwagon came painted from the factory in Marlin Blue.  At this time, we cannot decode what the “WG-2P-3S-4N-50” options indicate on the trim tag. If you know, please comment below!

To help you make informed bids, the table below summarizes the current guideline values based on condition from both the Hagerty Insurance and Collector Car Marketplace Online Valuation websites:

If you have any questions about this 1964 Buick Skylark Sportwagon, please leave a comment below or feel free to call Rudy directly at 877-468-6497.  Thank you for looking and happy bidding!