https://utica.craigslist.org/cto/d/johnstown-1967-buick-skylark-2-door/7155424080.html 1967 Buick Skylark 2 Door Sport Coupe Survivor 54K Miles - $16900 (Gloversville, NY) image 22 of 23 © craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap 1967 Buick Skylark cylinders: 8 cylinders drive: rwd fuel: gas odometer: 54000 size: mid-size title status: clean transmission: automatic type: coupe I am selling my 1967 Buick Skylark 2 door hardtop sport coupe. This is an all original SURVIVOR un-restored car with 54,000 certified original miles! It was in original family until 5 years ago, and in collector's hands since then. Always garaged and never winter driven in snow or salt! Car is equipped with 300 cubic inch 2-barrel V8, automatic transmission, power steering, AM radio, vinyl top, power steering, and Buick rally wheels. It has 85% to 90% original paint, original vinyl top, and is all original un-restored in engine bay and trunk compartment. This Skylark has all its original documentation and records, including the factory window sticker! it is an amazing time capsule that looks, runs, and drives like a 3 year old well maintained car! Recent upgrades have included new tires, brakes, belts, hoses, battery, fuel pump, front wheel bearings, shocks, springs, tune up, and carburetor rebuild. I have been driving it quite a bit, and took it on a 250 mile 4 hour trip a little over a month ago with no issues! I wouldn't be afraid to get in it and drive anywhere! These well kept original cars are getting very hard to find. Please call me with any questions at show contact info . Car is located about half way between Albany and Utica in upstate NY, not far from I-90 NY Thruway. IMPORTANT: CALLS ONLY!!! NO TEXTS!!! This is a landline and does not receive text messages. Thank you.
Nice! Looks like someone may have put a pair of 1966 Skylark rear wheel opening moldings on his all original Skylark.
Wow what a nice '67. I like it a lot. Yes someone has ditched the fender skirts and added the '66 moldings and also added the disc brake rally wheels. But both of these changes do make the car look even better in my eyes. Chris, please don't find an unrestored '67 GS400 in the condition....it could cost me my marriage.
Gary, this one isn't as nice, so your marriage is save. https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/cto/d/east-falmouth-1967-buick-gs-400-classic/7141898664.html
Ha! I still like it. I would like to find an unrestored, original paint, '67 GS400 survivor-type car. Ideally it would be automatic transmission, no A/C, sedan or hardtop, in green or red, but variations would be considered. I don't look real hard, I'm afraid I might find one!
Well now that Chris knows what your looking for, I think there may possibly be one in your future. You might as well start working on your sales pitch to the little lady.
If anyone can find one, it's definitely Chris. I will go ahead and start looking for a place to hide it while I work on my sales pitch.
