1963 Buick Skylark Base 3.5l on 2040-cars
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, United States
Hello Ebay world. Up for sale is a one of a kind 1963 Buick Skylark Special that has been garage kept its entire life and is factory undercoated. This car is in unbelievable condition for its age and runs and drives like new. The inspection is up to date and has new tires all around...except the spare,which is original. The interior is immaculate and you definitely won't find a nicer, all original car that has the original factory paint. Yes that is correct! It has never been repainted!The engine is an all aluminum Fireball V-8 which runs perfectly. This car only has 24,854 miles and all the original books and manuals go with it. I could use all the space up to continue to describe just how beautiful this car is but time will not allow. If you have any questions or desire more pictures please do not hesitate to ask.Thank you very much and happy bidding.
On Mar-15-14 at 06:23:00 PDT, seller added the following information: Hello Ebay world. I apologize for a mistake made in the listing. This is not a Skylark Special.It is simply just a Buick Special. Thank you. |
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Fri, 23 Nov 2012General Motors has finished off an extensive model overhaul for its Buick division, but along with its updated cars, the brand might also be getting a new logo. According to the Detroit Free Press, GM North America President Mark Reuss indicated that the Buick tri-shield logo could be getting a makeover, but offered no further information.
It is unlikely Buick will completely redesign or replace its current logo, but the article seems to indicate that it might return to color; although all chrome now, the logo used to feature red, white and blue shields. Head on over to the Detroit Free Press article to look at some past Buick logos including one from 1904.
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The 1916 D-45 Touring with a six-cylinder engine was Buick's highest seller that year, and helped push overall sales past six figures for the first time, making Buick the top-selling automotive brand. In 1931, Series 50 got an eight-cylinder engine, which helped the company survive the Great Depression. The 1936 Century was the first Buick that could hit 100 miles per hour, the 1949 Roadmaster had a supporting role in Rain Man, the 1953 Skylark had Italian wire wheels and the owner's name engraved on its steering wheel.
Then we have the iconic 1963 Riviera, the V6-powered 1975 Regal, and in 1987, the legendary GNX. With a turbocharged, intercooled V6 pumping out 276-horsepower it could hit 60 mph in just 4.6 seconds. In 1999 Buick built the first car in China, the Century, and that country remains the brand's largest market.
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