1967 Buick Skylark Gs400 on 2040-cars
Miami, Arizona, United States
Please contact me at : lisalzzarin@evertonfans.com .
1967 GS/400 Buick
One of only 422 4 Speed. Convertibles Built
Engine; 400 cu.in. 340 HP Numbers Matching with Factory {STAR WARS AIR CLEANER}
Transmission; 4Spd. Muncie
Axle; 12 Bolt Posi Traction Rear, 3.90 Gears
First year for the New 1967 GS400 Buick & last year of this body style.
This GS/400 is a Dealer Demonstrator car purchased new at Goshen Buick in Goshen N.Y. by my cousin who worked for
the dealership. I have the Factory Buick Warranty Protect o Plate, copy of his birth certificate, original owners
convertible top and car manuals. He later moved to Las Vegas in the mid 70's. I purchased the car in 2008 and is
now located in Arizona. This GS/400 is an unrestored car with one repaint {lacquer paint}. I would rate it a A-.
The seats, deluxe seat belts, door panel dash and spare tire are original. From what I can tell the car has never
been hit, no rust and was always garage kept. The underside of the car is undercoated and looks as nice as new. The
convertible top was new when I purchased the car and looks great. The original spare tire still has factory yellow
stamping on the thread and is like new. Original factory part # stickers still on the jack assembly. Aluminum
front drum brakes. Original deluxe seat belts like new with factory tags still in place.
The engine was rebuilt:
Top End: Stock Heads- ported, polished and cc'd, Manley Values, Crane 490 Lift Cam and Kit-value springs, Teflon
Seals, Lifters, Pushrods,
Bottom End: Jhans Pistons, sealed Power Rings, Steel Crank-Micro Polished, TRW Bearings, Borg- Warner Steel Timing
Chain, Kenne- Bell Oil Pump
The car is beautiful, very rare, great investment and is a excellent running machine. The 400 engine with solid
lifters & flow master exhaust sounds awesome !
I have gone to many car shows and have yet to see a 1967 GS/400 let alone a 4speed red on red with a white
convertible top. So if you want something different sitting in your garage & drive to the car show this is the car!
General Motors rankings;
Chevrolet Chevelle SS, Pontiac GTO, Oldsmobile 442 and top of the line BUICK GS/400
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