1972 Buick Skylark Gs Stage 1 on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Engine:455 Stage 1
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Flame Orange
Model: Skylark
Interior Color: White vinyl notchback
Trim: White convertible top
Drive Type: N/A
Mileage: 42,590
Sub Model: Skylark GS Stage 1
Ultra rare, powerful and stylish, this 1972 Skylark GS Stage 1 was one of the fastest cars you could buy in the 1970's, and it was built after the “death” of the muscle car!
The 1972 Stage 1 was strong enough to win Motor Trend's top performer award that year, running mid 14's at better than 100mph--and with low compression and emissions tuning! The convertible wasn't just fast, they were the rarest of the rare--only 66 automatics and 81 overall were built in 1972: That's rare!
V2 Chrome plated wheels (std with F9 Wide Ovals)
Flame Orange certainly isn't the first color that comes to mind for a Buick, but on a hot car like this it's a winner. Chrome bumpers and trim are re-chromed original pieces. T3 bulbs highlight the original, excellent grille. Stainless trim pieces are highly polished. The hood mounted tach looks awesome from the driver's seat and intimidating from the street. The re-chromed 15” Rally wheels with G60-15 Polyglas tires anchor the car and are the best look on a muscle Buick--there's even a brand new matching spare in the detailed trunk.
72 Buick Skylark - FOR ONLY: $38,000
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